Sentence examples for cut 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.

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

"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.

Pressure from college students and other opponents of sweatshops has led some factories that make goods for industry giants like Nike and the Gap to cut back on child labor, to use less dangerous chemicals and to require fewer employees to work 80-hour weeks, according to groups that monitor such factories.

A stagnant Germany recently tried to cut back on overly lavish labor benefits (six-week vacations are the norm).

Esther L. George, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and a voting member of the Fed's monetary policy committee, said on Tuesday that the central bank should cut back on its stimulus as the labor market begins to recover.

Next to her dresses, the most elaborate Paris stuff is a dim bulb -- and growing weaker as European houses subtly cut back on handwork to meet rising labor costs.

They're also finding ways to cut back on everything from construction costs to labor.

Just on this week, Gold Fields, one of world's largest gold producers, fired 8,500 workers who had refused to stop striking, and the government was forced to cut back on its economic forecast because of labor unrest.