Sentence examples for define labor from inspiring English sources

While the application of this model is likely sensitive to the definition of labor (e.g., [26] [27]) and the time allocation of laborers, we define labor based on the number of individuals reported to assist with agriculture.

I believe this is another of those decisions which define Labor and speak to who we are: as people, as policymakers, and as a movement.

I define labor markets as metropolitan statistical areas.

Employers define labor markets using geography, industry, the size of the organization and a number of other facets that can have an impact on compensation for employees.

The restrictive definition used to define labor market has better "optics" from a public relations perspective.

"We've found the M.S.A.'s to be a very good proxy" for defining labor costs, said Herb Kuhn, director of the Center for Medicare Management.

I define local labor markets as Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs).

Finally, the resulting care industry unionism constitutes a distinct strand of an emergent public services unionism in which consumers and workers struggle to define care labor as a socially necessary public good, and workers pushed into the nebulous zone between state and market struggle to define themselves as public workers.

How would you define your labor?

Robert: How would you define Fair Labor?

Report of the baby having been stuck or labor pains greater than 24 hours, along with the use of saline with injection or injection only, was used to define obstructed labor.