The phrase "analysis of the labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of work-related activities or workforce dynamics.
Example: "The analysis of the labor market trends revealed significant shifts in employment patterns over the last decade."
Alternatives: "examination of the workforce" or "evaluation of the labor force".
Analysis of the labor market is in fact central to monetary policy.
That was the question raised by Sportsnet's Michael Grange, whose smart analysis of the labor talks is one of the few that includes a serious look at the owners' perspective.
An analysis of the labor contracts entered into during the 12 years of my administration establishes that over this period, civilian employees received general wage increases of 94.9percentt; uniform force employees, 110.7 percent, for a weighted average of approximately 98.8percentt.
We find that respondents who are not in paid employment (in particular students) and households whose main income source is self-employment are less likely to report their income.3 This type of concern over non-response, together with the aims of our analysis of the labor market, determined the constraints to be imposed on the analysis sample.
As a recent college graduate, I would say that the analysis of the young labor force in "Youthful Attitudes, Sobering Realities" (Working section, Oct. 28) is correct.
Mr. Mishel, 54, was the institute's director of research for 12 years and was the creator of "The State of Working America," an analysis of the United States labor market that is published every other year.
In Laos, conducting a thorough analysis of the local labor market -including production rates and attrition - would help to determine whether recruitment or retention policies (or what mixture of the two) may be most effective in filling vacant nurse postings in underserved areas.
The unemployment rate among people 55 and older fell one-tenth of a percent to 5.8percentt in October, according to an AARP Policy Institute analysis of the Labor Department employment figures released today.
Familiar examples include the estimation of income elasticities from household surveys, the analysis of labor market dynamics from labor force surveys, and the study of the relationships between risk factors and disease incidence from health surveys.
More than any other columnist for a major U.S. newspaper, Meyerson provided ongoing coverage and incisive analysis of the nation's labor movement and other progressive causes as well as the changing economy and the increasing aggressiveness of big business in American politics.
The sketch out of the foremost methods is given in Table 3. Detailed analysis of the FECG during labor could provide valuable additional information about the health conditions of the fetus as well as to assist clinicians in reducing incidents of unnecessary medical intervention.
