The phrase "allocation of labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution of work or tasks among individuals or groups.
Example: "The allocation of labour in the project was crucial for meeting the tight deadlines we faced."
Alternatives: "distribution of work" or "assignment of tasks".
Opening up the service sector to private firms and making it easier for workers to shift from rural to urban areas would result in a better allocation of labour and capital.
More low-skill immigration leads to a more efficient allocation of labour because natives sort into higher-skilled and paid jobs (which are generally better matches for them), while immigrants take the low-paid jobs.
He argued that Mr Scalia's interpretation of the law carried with it its own set of implied values, of what is right and proper, and so by extension, of what is wrong and improper.Defenders of free markets make their own moral-ethical judgments on the allocation of labour and capital (self-reliance, hard work).
In addition, whether the allocation of labour across occupations is within or outside one's occupational domain or at the education programme's proper level is controlled by the comparative advantage that education programmes provide in the performance of tasks in these occupations (Sattinger 1975 , 1993.
Peng criticized the poor allocation of labour across China, especially the inefficient, country-wide practice of forcing farmers to work in backyard furnaces.
When slavery was abolished in the 19th century, an "imperial re-allocation of labour" brought indentured labourers from Asia to replace enslaved labour.
Q: If low interest rates are permitting a mis-allocation of capital, there could also be a mis-allocation of labour.
Re-allocation of labour and capital from inefficient uses to better uses is very difficult when there is a glut of excess capacity in the system.
While our study elucidates patient care activities of NPs and PAs in primary care in the VHA, future research should establish which allocations of labour maximize quality and efficiency.
Furthermore, while the effects of the PES allocation on labour market variables are higher across IV specifications, the opposite is true for the timing of policies.
This means tracking how the allocation of land, labour and capital responds to policy changes or exogenous developments.
