The phrase "alleviate labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing reducing the burden or difficulty of work or tasks.
Example: "The new technology aims to alleviate labour in the manufacturing process, making it more efficient."
Alternatives: "ease the workload" or "reduce the effort".
They clearly helped to alleviate labour market shortages and did so without impacting negatively on either the wage levels or employment conditions of workers in Dublin and London.
Introducing the Lords committee report last week, its chairman, Lord Wakeham, said he found the argument that migration was essential to alleviate labour shortages 'preposterous and irrelevant'.
It also contributed hundreds of thousands of temporary farmworkers (braceros) and railroad men under the Bracero Treaty, which was negotiated by the United States in 1942 to alleviate labour shortages occasioned by the military draft.
I made a positive decision to come here, and I've never regretted it for a second.' Introducing the Lords committee report last week, its chairman, Lord Wakeham, said he found the argument that migration was essential to alleviate labour shortages 'preposterous and irrelevant'.
The riots took place several days after a violent incident in Shaoguan, Guangdong, where many migrant workers are employed as part of a programme to alleviate labour shortages.
Moreover, migrants increasingly alleviate specific labour shortages in rich economies.
Automated testing can alleviate the labour requirements, with the added advantages of limiting human error (through limited human involvement), maintaining consistency between tests and providing flexibility in test conduction time and test routine.
Some politicians argue the record influx could help alleviate a labour shortage caused partly by the ageing of the population, but many newcomers lack the training and language skills that Europe's largest economy needs.
Furthermore, within the scope of YERP, internal and external migration support is being developed to optimise the potential of migration as an individual employment-seeking strategy that can alleviate local labour market pressures.
But the UK Modern Slavery Act now requires businesses to publicly report on what they are doing to alleviate slavery, forced labour and human trafficking from their own organisations and supply chains.
We give thanks for the work of all those women and men who labour to alleviate the effects of war, the work of those who care for the sick and wounded when they return home, and especially for those who tend to the mental and social welfare of traumatised soldiers.
