Sentence examples for clogged labour from inspiring English sources
Though they are at different stages of development, these countries all suffer disproportionately from employment's main curses: low growth, clogged labour markets and a mismatch between education and work.Low growth is the most obvious of the three.
And whereas Mr Lafontaine, self-proclaimed (if ill-taught) disciple of Keynes, called for easier money to boost demand, Mr Eichel will probably stress the need to tackle the German economy's structural faults its clogged labour market, for a start.
His supporters are only half joking when they say his best campaign tactic would be silence, starting now.One question is whether that would finally spur Civic Platform to start belated reforms to Poland's wastefully provided public services, clogged labour market and growth-stifling bureaucracy.
Given his predilection for gaffes, his supporters are only half joking when they say he should start that silence now.In theory, winning the presidency should allow Civic Platform to start belated reforms to Poland's wastefully provided public services, clogged labour market and growth-stifling bureaucracy.
Poland's economic strength in recent years belies a bloated bureaucracy, laxity in public finances and a clogged labour market.In his first stint in office, Mr Tusk merely nibbled at these problems.
In particular, cutting the taxes clogging up the labour market should create jobs.
Some irrigation channels have also been clogged and damaged due to lack of labour and inaccessibility.
Madeleine Moon, another Labour MP, said her constituency phones were often "clogged with crying people" distressed by the process.
Since it is hard for such people to move home, this not only causes misery, but also clogs up America's labour market.In this section The next emperor Is Turkey turning its back on the West?
