Sentence examples for changes to the labour from inspiring English sources

Changes to the labour laws will be closely scrutinised.

Part of it has to do with structural changes to the labour market.

The report said that rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) will bring about significant changes to the labour market.

For changes to the labour market, the cities of Tokyo and Fukuoka are intended to be the chief centres.

The quickening pace of globalisation, changes to the labour market, the rise of robots and supercomputers, and the urgent need for social security reform are here to stay.

As this approach is increasingly employed throughout the world, it brings major changes to the labour force and to labour-management relations.

Any change to the labour laws that would take away rights from those Brazilians who work in the formal economy is "not a priority", he says.

He also employed a businessman to recommend changes to the country's labour laws: Peter Hartz, personnel director of Volkswagen.

The strike is part of wider union action in France against proposed government changes to the country's labour laws that would make hiring and firing employees easier.

Update: Last night I reported that Larry Whitty had been asked to negotiate the detailed changes to the relationship between Labour and the trade unions.

Asked if he would be willing to talk to the Liberal Democrats and other parties about agreeing changes to the voting system, the Labour leader said he "could be".