The phrase "any type of labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various forms or categories of work or effort, often in a general context.
Example: "The project requires any type of labor, from manual work to administrative tasks."
Alternatives: "any form of work" or "any kind of work".
Hershey is alleged to be the only U.S. chocolate manufacturer that has failed to adopt any type of labor certification, i.e., to have their labor practices monitored by an organization that screens for the abuse of labor rights.
Controls were mothers who were not diagnosed to have any type of labor abnormality at term regardless of mode of delivery and fetal outcome.
Using the identification card/chart number of mothers recorded in the delivery log book as a sample frame, systematic sampling method (Kth = 5) was used to select the study participants for both cases (any type of labor abnormality) and controls.
All these jobs fall into the category of what anthropologist Mary L. Gray and computer scientist Siddharth Suri call "ghost work," a type of labor that fuels the mirage of automation but is devalued because it's meant to be invisible.
When the supply of a type of labor suddenly increases, wages for that class of labor fall.
As employees, they often experience a type of labor control that is almost feudal in its requirement of subservience and dependence" (Jaggar 2001, 306).
Although it can be done in a variety of ways, any type of hand-coding is extremely labor intensive, and both temporal and spatial resolution are lower than that offered by eyetrackers, suggesting the desirability of finding an automated solution.
"Mexico is a democracy with an authoritarian type of labor structure," Levin said in an interview.
This paper discusses the emergence of a different type of labor force in the Philippines.
This type of labor action has become a familiar story in a city that takes its coffee and takeout seriously.
Who gets to access this new type of labor that we see on social media, and who's precluded?
