It also negotiated a long-term labor contract, narrowly approved by union members, that ushered in a period of labor peace.
The original songs on Yankovic's albums are a long-term labor of love that's never seemed to get caught up in the zeitgeist.
California farmers hire more than 800,000 workers every year, but the state is experiencing a long-term labor shortage, which in some cases has left crops rotting on the vine because there aren't enough hands available for the harvest.
He believed that any long-term labor model should include input from workers, but wasn't sure what that should look like.
In truth, another British officer was executed, and Mr. Boxer was sentenced to a long term of hard labor as a result of being implicated in a secret radio-listening operation.
He himself survived a long term in a forced-labor gang.
He marred his reputation in dissident circles, however, when he confessed to his "crimes" and spared himself a long term in the gulag at hard labor.
Under the assumption that higher levels of human capital result in a better long-term labor market prospects, this may also be a desirable outcome of ALMP programs for youth.
The New Jersey way may produce short-term financial benefits, but it is not a path toward long-term labor peace or effective state management.
In sum, ALMPs can make a considerable contribution to improving long-term labor market integration, although, they are not a general remedy for segmentation particularly in countries where there are insufficient jobs for skilled workers under given economic and institutional conditions.
Hence, expanding investment in training and other forms of potentially effective ALMPs appears to be a plausible strategy towards improving long-term labor market integration.
