Sentence examples for Increase in labour from inspiring English sources

The increase in labour required for dairy cows is met primarily by hired labourers; this is reflected in time spent by hired labourers in cattle-related tasks.

Meanwhile, an increase in labour inspectors has led to existing laws prohibiting the confiscation of passports being better enforced.

The increase in labour mobility following the end of apartheid in South Africa has doubtless contributed to the rapid spread of HIV.

Today's lifecycle of new and emerging products, increase in labour costs in developed countries and user's expectations or behaviours including frequently upgrading items with latest features, influence the growth rate of product disposal to landfill.

The advent of Jeremy Corbyn and the accompanying big increase in Labour party membership can be seen as a direct response to the rise of the far right, including the UK Independence party.

In the first quarter of this year, GDP grew at an annual rate of 4.2%, inflation fell to its lowest level for 34 years, and the rate of increase in labour costs slowed.

Ros: This is the first time we have seen a general rise in unemployment since the dramatic increase in labour-force participation by women.

Given the long-term increase in labour-force participation among women, those who might be future parental care-givers should realise that parent-care is better and more sustainable over time when shared with other informal and formal helpers.

"Despite strong job creation, including among poorer households, falling real wages limited the increases in labour incomes," it added.

Improvements may be due to technological innovation, which led to big increases in labour productivity and hence higher wages.

Increases in labour productivity may have driven the bulk of Indonesia's economic growth in the past 20 years (GDP is expected to rise by 6% this year), but low inflation rates, strong investment and rising purchasing power have helped maintain it.