Sentence examples for easy labour from inspiring English sources

They fear crime and competition as easterners come offering cheap and easy labour.

The brasher visitors attracted to Vegas mean that the jobs themselves are far from easy labour, according to workers' representatives.

Three eight-hour shifts of relatively eashiftsofrelativelyateasyoof, wind-shielabourabin – passed by in no time.

It's just really hard to find a job". The brasher visitors attracted to Vegas mean that the jobs themselves are far from easy labour, according to workers' representatives.

"Sometimes I wonder if midwives who have had children have got preconceptions about their own births; they might have had a really easy labour and they might bring that to the situation when they're looking after a woman.

"We know that today's youth do not face an easy labour market transition and with the continued global economic slowdown, this is likely to continue, but we also know that greater investment in targeted action to boost youth employment pays off".

"Whilst in principle I'm sure we all agree that a reduction in bureaucracy is welcome we are concerned these new guidelines will not ensure a benchmark standard of provision exists across all schools and will make change of use of school playing fields much easier". Labour accused Gove of "sneaking out" the changes while Parliament is in recess, so MPs do not have a chance to debate them.

First of all, especially regarding low-skilled work, Austrian, Dutch and Swedish respondents indicated that employers actively search for the cheapest and easiest labour options.

This will help to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles, which is something that is very important for pregnancy in order to prepare your body for an easier labour.

Being able to draw on a larger pool of available workers improves the quality of labour, reduces the risk of shortages and raises demand, not least for goods and services that will make a working woman's life easier: labour-saving devices, convenience foods, meals out, child care.

Attacking the Tories is the easy bit; Labour needs to do a lot more of the hard stuff.