Sentence examples for back on labor from inspiring English sources

Like other local companies, The Wave has had to cut back on labor.

Many firms are facing stagnant or declining demand, lower earnings and pressure to cut back on labor.

Cormann turned the issue back on Labor, claiming that the opposition's "$100bn in new taxes over the next decade" were "not fair".

Worker hours shrank 1.8percentt as businesses cut back on labor inputs to shield profits amid a cooling United States economy.

That competition means manufacturers must cut costs by increasing productivity, cutting back on labor and moving closer to customers or moving jobs overseas.

What the executives do in response is fairly simple: They cut back on labor, the variable they can most easily squeeze in order to signal that they are addressing performance.

Somewhere between the hate propaganda promoting the "dangers" of joining labor unions (including bringing us a weekend and the 40-hour work week), and outsourcing millions of jobs overseas, the millennial generation has been raised to turn our backs on labor, and pray for a job at Google where we might be able to get fair working standards like a free bowl of Cap'n Crunch or a bike share program.

Daly and Hobijn (2010) find that the main factor driving the unusual rise in the United States unemployment relative to output during the financial crisis was very rapid productivity growth which allowed businesses to cut back sharply on labor while maintaining output levels.

Back on the labor ward, an exhausted Mrs. Kunkeyani was starting her seventh straight day shift.

"German firms cut back on their labor force by not employing people.

The immediate response of many companies suggests they would try to cut back on contractual labor — but that is not a real solution to the larger problem.