Sentence examples for controlled labour from inspiring English sources

Production is regulated through forms of directly controlled labour, the products of which are distributed through norms of honour and through administrative means.

Controlled labour migration gradually became the main trend.

They have certainly won the battle to control Labour policy.

Alan Hall, spokesman for the controlling Labour group on Lewisham council, said: "This quick decision vindicates Lewisham overall and the council.

Having analysed the problem correctly, those now controlling Labour then made the fatal error of moving in the wrong direction.

Thatcher's great friend Augusto Pinochet used machine guns to control labour, whereas Thatcher used the less drastic means of anti-union laws.

Profit margins have been at historic highs in some big countries, in large part because businesses have been successful in controlling labour costs.

Though the union is in theory in favour of the creation of a naval EADS, it is determined to "control" labour relations.

This objective was achieved through the imposition of disciplinary practices, most importantly the use of time records to ensure attendance at the workplace and expert knowledge-based piece rates to monitor and control labour intensity.

To control labour costs, managers must first measure the amount and type of work required to produce a product and then specify well-designed, efficient methods for accomplishing the necessary manufacturing tasks.

The Fascists also organized their own trade unions, the Fascist "syndicates," among strategic groups such as postal administrative workers and taxi drivers, to replace Socialist or Catholic organizations, to provide mass membership, and to control labour.