The phrase "a range of labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various types or categories of work or tasks within a specific context, such as employment or project management.
Example: "The company offers a range of labour options to suit different skill sets and project requirements."
Alternatives: "a variety of work" or "a spectrum of tasks".
The UAE will participate in an ILO session, starting on 30 October, that will focus on a range of labour issues, including forced labour.
They have been aided and abetted in their attempt to terminate Miliband's political career by citing criticisms from a range of Labour MPs.
Miliband has refused to intervene in the election process, even to encourage a range of Labour voters to register to become party supporters to have a say in the leadership.
On Monday a rally was held against antisemitism that drew in a range of Labour MPs and activists, many of whom urged Jewish members not to leave the party.
In his speech to the Tory party conference earlier this month, George Osborne took a dig at a range of "Labour nonsense" – examples of "waste and bureaucracy" that are to be vigorously swept away.
But Clarke pointed to a range of Labour reforms that he regarded as progressive, including the Freedom of Information and Human Rights Acts, and said that before he resigned as home secretary he had been planning to embark on a process of penal reform.
Tackling graduate unemployment in Tunisia will need a multi-pronged approach, including education reforms, private sector development, but also changes in labour market institutions, and a range of active labour market policies to help graduates' transition from education into work.
At the beginning, the concept of activation was viewed in a very narrow sense: it meant increasing public resources going into a range of active labour market policies (ALMPs) as opposed to spending public resources on so-called "passive labour market policies", namely unemployment insurance (UI), unemployment assistance (UA) and related welfare benefits.
We also address potential association of these migration movements with a range of local labour market features.
The draft law is part of a range of proposed labour reforms but there is no timeline for their implementation.
In one notable exception in the case of Tunisia, Marouani (2010) uses a dynamic general equilibrium model to compare a range of alternative labour market policies, including the SIVP, and concludes that the latter (if targeted at highly skilled intensive sectors) is more effective than tax reductions or investment subsidies at generating jobs, but not enough to reduce unemployment significantly.6.6
