The phrase "a high labour" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation involving significant effort or work, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The project required a high labour input to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of labor" or "a considerable effort."
The multiplication of the existing sensor vest enabled routine use in field trials that assisted the development of the related hardware and software but involved a wide combination of time consuming manufacture skills with a high labour component.
But where there is no international competition (health-care services, rents), strong protection (food) and/or a high labour content (construction, hotels, restaurants), prices are much higher.The least market-oriented sector of the Swiss economy is agriculture.
It also had a high labour requirement.
Even if the whole operation has to be done by hand labour this may be acceptable if it is replacing a traditional system which also has a high labour requirement.
Both types are best on gentle slopes, especially trapezoidal bunds which are best limited to slopes of less than 2percentt, because at steeper slopes the bunds have to be built up higher and so need a high labour input.
Ontario typically has had a higher labour force participation rate than the national average.
India is currently enjoying a 'demographic dividend', which means, it has a higher labour force than the population dependent on it.
A higher labour-force participation rate means increased household incomes and higher consumption.
A high overall labour demand at labour market entry increases young people's chances to take up a skilled job outside of the occupational field for which they were trained.
A combination of high labour mobility and low productivity in rural Mexico may be responsible for low returns to experience.
"We are not so much a cluster," says Tito Di Maggio, the head of Matera's industrial zone, "as a grouping of competitors faced with an economic crisis, fierce competition, high labour costs and a weak dollar".
