Sentence examples for dynamic labour from inspiring English sources

Their mobility underpins America's flexible, dynamic labour market.

Globalisation underscores the need for a flexible, dynamic labour market and a well-educated, adaptable workforce.

Can she exploit the opportunities presented by a decaying centre-right coalition and a far from dynamic Labour leader?

The relatively positive economic news from the UK, compared with other European countries, the government's efforts to foster FDI, and the UK's dynamic labour market are likely contributors".

David Kern, the chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, said the UK was blessed with a "vibrant and dynamic labour market" but warned of continuing problems for young people in gaining a job.

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The main part of the analysis focuses on identifying the dynamic response of labour mobility to labour demand shocks that affect some countries only (asymmetric shocks).

The UK has a very dynamic and flexible labour market; so although the most recent labour market statistics showed a small rise in the claimant count of about 7,000 (to just over 1.6 million) this reflected more than 300,000 people signing on, and somewhat fewer ceasing their claim.

The recent household, income and labour dynamic in Australia (HILDA) survey by the university of Melbourne sounded the alarm on child poverty, finding that the rate of lone parent child poverty has jumped 15% since 2001.

This is the time for the progressive centre-left to make common cause: we need a new politics led by a dynamic, outward-facing Labour party that eschews narrow tribalism and restores trust in politics, holds our United Kingdom together as a vibrant federal polity, builds a dynamic economy with more decent, well-paid jobs throughout the country, and ensures we keep Britain at the heart of Europe.

Section 3 presents a number of stylised facts of mobility in the EU to serve as context for the main analysis, in Section 4, which assesses the dynamic response of labour mobility to country-specific economic shocks.