Sentence examples for average labour from inspiring English sources
After cutting away dead wood, average labour productivity rises.
Average labour productivity growth, measured as growth in output per hour, has been 1.6% since 1973.
German's average labour costs are among the highest in the world.
Such a shift in production has reduced average labour costs at US MNC's international operations.
On average, Labour councils will see 14 Ukip candidates each in 2014, compared with only four in 2010.
Japan's average labour productivity in services fell from 88% of the American level in 1993 to 84% in 2003.
They're all a bit average (Labour-run Walespeciallyciaverageerand) and must do better if they are ever to catch up with elite Asian education systems like those of Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai and (nowadays) Eton.
In the winter crisis of 2000, Tony Blair promised to bring the UK up to the EU average – and Labour did.
The average local Labour party now has fewer than 300 members, or less than 0.5% of the local electorate.
After payment of these charges, the average hourly labour cost in France is €35.50 £29.455), compared with €32.50 £26.966) in Germany.
On the morning of election day four companies published polls which, on average, put Labour one percentage point ahead.
