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It's no wonder all the leading supermarkets are launching a massive revamp of their in-house brands to further compete with premium products.

He said that he planned to cut back on in-house brands and stock, quit some international markets and redeploy about 2,000 staff to 'customer-facing' roles.

The chain also owns a number of in-house brands.

They were builders of true bespoke car bodies employing no in-house designer.

They employed their first in-house designer and imported porcelain from other factories which they decorated and sold on under their own name.

In-house designers will tailor a layout and professional craftsmen will fit your kitchen to the highest standards.

To unlock their unique style, she decided to reintroduce her in-house designers to old-school methods.

He has a team of in-house designers working for him, which makes it easier to balance his business workload with his school work.

The in-house experts advise a two-hour tour through the 'spa circuit': a series of steam rooms, dry saunas and hammams of varying aromas including rose, lemon and eucalyptus.

Friends who are academics say that it allows clever, quirky state school pupil to shine against private school pupils who often have their applications polished by in-house experts.

They should not be subject to the same regulatory regime as big business; they cannot afford all the in-house experts who ensure that they comply with every rule.

His aspiration, though, was always to work as an in-house lawyer for a big company.

A grant of assistance legal representation may be assigned to either a salaried in-house lawyer or referred to a private legal practitioner.

Tellingly, many of the pioneers are former in-house lawyers.

And so officials told pliant in-house lawyers to concoct memos to make what was illegal legal.

He also pointed out that in-house lawyers at corporations were not easily duped.

Last month the institute's in-house magazine printed a perfectly reasonable piece about the dangers of outsourcing by financial services firms.

The hotel also boasted social events, gold, sports leagues, a library, solarium, and an in-house magazine.

The course offers a thorough grounding in the entire range of media production (from in-house magazines to institutional web sites) and the vertical production chain within the media.

Then, and only then, will they start on the in-house services.

The two firms have denied putting pressure on first-time buyers or giving an advantage to clients using their in-house services.

He would not go for privatisation unless it gave a better solution than in-house services, he said.

Employers tend to provide such advice through agreements with third-party financial advisers; however, some larger organisations offer in-house services.

Inevitably, in-house services survive and external services, often provided by the voluntary sector, are first on the list to be cut.

So boards have some catching up to do in understanding the role of their in-house staff, the report says.

The hospital has an attending physician staff of 1,800 and an in-house staff of more than 5,000.

The research project was conceived as a collaborative one, with in-house staff co-ordinating the work of nearly 10,000 contributors internationally.

In addition to in-house staff, the company employs virtual workers who work remotely through an extranet and virtual private networks.

Many minor roles, including incidental and crowd voice work, were filled in by the in-house staff.

The in-house team also has written support for a 700m cash injection.

It's been converted for mobility-impaired guests with an unparalleled level of care, including an in-house team.

I've got an in-house team of advisers, plus my accountants.

Its in-house team contacts prospective clients on the creative agencies' behalf.

Stock-picking was outsourced to several investment firms, having previously been conducted by an in-house team.