Last year, Lafarge North America, a construction materialscompany with 15,500 employees, launched a major restructuring. The company hadto face up to an inevitable increase in the number of relocations. âWe began athree-month crash course to centralize our relocation policy,â says BobShepard, director of compensation.
Medical Cost Containment: A Microeconomic Approach. Anywhere from 900,000 to 1.6 million Americans travel to other countries annually for cosmetic procedures, dental surgery, and infertility treatments excluded from their insurance policies or subject to high copayments.
See Biological containment, Biosafety levels, Regulated waste. containment measures and protocols that are applied to limit contact of organisms, particularly PATHOGENS and GMOs, with the external environment: physical containment, achieved by regulating access, restricting air circulation and providing other physical barriers; see biological containment. Different levels of containment apply depending on the perceived risk of a particular experiment. containment, n psychiatric mode of treatment for patients with conditions with which further deterioration is inevitable.