The phrase "assigned labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where work or tasks have been designated to individuals or groups.
Example: "The project requires each team member to focus on their assigned labour to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "designated work" or "allocated tasks".
Our intention was to test resuscitation training on practices by randomly assigning labour ward and theatre staff to either early or late training, considering the health worker as a unit of clustering.
Workers reported being penalised for becoming pregnant and ill, including being assigned hard labour when health conditions would not permit such work.
Selected statements illustrating the meanings of these discourses included: 'It was devastating to be assigned in labour to a midwife who had actually left me in tears after an antenatal appointment.
In Sweden, responsibility for limiting wage increases has been assigned to labour-management organizations where bargaining takes place in a centralized fashion.
The MPs were next, heading off to be assigned to local Labour groups and spend the afternoon knocking on doors.
French Guiana epitomized the worst features of penal colonies: harsh punishments and the underfeeding of prisoners assigned to hard labour were routine.
But because he was a bricklayer he was assigned to manual labour duties and escaped an early death.
In 1907, Sifton was one member of a three-member commission assigned to investigate labour unrest between coal miners and mine operators.
Himmler ordered that those who refused to be classified as ethnic Germans should be deported to concentration camps, have their children taken away, or be assigned to forced labour.
He ordered that those of Germanic descent who refused to be classified as ethnic Germans should be deported to concentration camps, have their children taken away, or be assigned to forced labour.
