The phrase "area labor" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to labor or work related to a specific area, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The area labor force is essential for the construction project to meet its deadlines."
Alternatives: "local workforce" or "regional labor".
On Labor Day, the Cornell Law School Labor Law Clinic and its founding director, Professor Angela Cornell, received the Friend of Labor Award for their service to the Ithaca area labor community.
He helped found the Cornell Union Leadership Institute which has served over 200 area labor leaders.
Although Mr. Moore represents a rural area, labor unions played a major role in bringing him a narrow victory in 1998 after they saw a seat the Democrats could pick up.
Except in one area: labor markets.
The entries in the table are estimates of the coefficient on the immigrant share of the metropolitan area labor force from models that regress individual log wages on this share and other covariates.
One area labor will be focusing on is stepping up efforts to recall Republican senators.
In 1948, he served as the founding executive director of the Louisville Labor-Management Commithee, the nation's first area labor-management committee.
The first several months of 2014 haven't offered many encouraging signs about the Washington-area labor market.
The Occupy Museums manifesto identifies that the group exists to, "[call] out corruption and injustice in institutions of arts and culture," and their actions focus in two areas: labor issues, and service to the one percent (generally).
The department is housed at the UCSF Medical Center and the majority of clinical care occurs there, in the operating rooms, preoperative and postoperative areas, labor and delivery, remote locations, and the ICU.
In contrast to the U.S. population, which is mostly urban, two-thirds of the Chinese people still live in rural areas, laboring primarily in rice or wheat cultivation.
