Sentence examples for direct labour from inspiring English sources

Some of Roosevelt's most successful New Deal measures were the programmes of direct labour creation.

These are the direct labour and direct materials costs of production.

This criticism quietly assumes that the zero-hours' fixation with direct labour is the way most productive jobs operate.

The union believes they are paid £6 an hour compared to £9.40 per hour paid to direct labour.

Central and local government engineering and public works departments are concerned primarily with maintenance, for which they employ direct labour.

I recall a packed meeting in West Bromwich town hall in autumn 1979, when Pete was convenor – senior shop steward – of Sandwell council's direct labour organisation.

This pattern variously involved strong protectionism, directed labour, control of unions, and central supervision of banking and credit.

Other fees were paid for by transferring money direct to Labour.

Nonetheless, Mr Miliband's policy is stricter, as rents often rise faster than consumer prices.The policy is one of several direct interventions Labour would make in markets.

But we have to acknowledge that many of the criticisms that we could direct at Labour will cut little ice with the public.

It's possible a few hundred switched direct to Labour, and probably a small trickle went to Ukip and the BNP.