Sentence examples for benefits labor from inspiring English sources
Public transport hits all the tribal enemy buttons for Abbott: liked by environmentalists, a largely unionised workforce and a service that primarily benefits Labor voters.
Larry Horwitz, the president of the Economic Alliance of Michigan, a lobbying group that represents both business associations and labor groups like the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said his members objected to parity not only because of the cost, but also because they believed it would infringe on freedom of choice -- for example, by limiting what benefits labor unions can trade off at the bargaining table.
For data on nonrecipients of benefits, labor force participation, and other labor statistics, we use the quarterly labor force survey Inquerito ao Emprego, from Instituto Nacional de Estatistica.
They say that the rule is too onerous, and that it benefits labor unions.
There is one unambiguous benefit: labor productivity.
Other costs also are increasing, the railroad said, including health benefits and labor costs.
Each society must find the proper balance for allocating benefits among labor, consumers, management and shareholders.
Specifically her research focuses on early childhood education policies, higher education and teacher compensation, benefits and labor supply.
Expected longevity is an important factor influencing older individual's decisions such as consumption, savings, claiming of Social Security benefits, and labor supply.
One of the benefits of labor epidural analgesia is that the catheter can be used to initiate a surgical block should the need for cesarean delivery arise.
