Sentence examples for different types of labour from inspiring English sources
The literatures on 'varieties of capitalism' (VoC) and 'national innovation systems' (NIS) propose very similar arguments about how firms require different types of labour qualifications to pursue strategies of radical product innovation (RPI), incremental product innovation (IPI), and product imitation (PI) respectively.
First, estimate the distribution patterns for households factor income from different types of labour and itemwise consumption expenditure and sector wise labour payment using the NSSO data.
After classifying households according to the above-mentioned categories of classes, we have estimated sources of income of these households from different types of labour and capital.
Again to obtain the income of the households from different types of labour, we have prepared another cross-table between the household categories and the types of labour we have defined for our study purpose.
Lechner et al. (2013) investigated the relationship between the share of unemployed persons participating in different types of labour market programmes in a firm's hiring region and firm performance for the period 2000 to 2004.
In order to fill these research gaps, we use the information collected in the policy compendium described above to construct a measure of reform activism that is consistent between developed and developing economies and across different types of labour market reforms.
"It is a different type of Labour party.
A different type of Labour leader would have been able to reach over to some of the moderates on the Tory benches to mould a better outcome.
Blair's scrapping of Clause IV, his creation of "New Labour", marked him out as a different type of Labour politician.
He believes that there are two very different types of child labour.
"These prison labour schemes will only accelerate this trend as firms out source operations into prisons in a bid to boost profits". The Ministry of Justice said the prisoners' wages were in line with remuneration offered across the prison service for different types of skilled labour.
