Sentence examples for economic labour from inspiring English sources

Health policies seeking to reduce health inequalities for Roma people need to be aligned with education, economic, labour market, housing, environmental and territorial development policies and form part of comprehensive policy frameworks allowing for effective integration.

The decline in mining and the increased use of machinery after 1940 brought an economic labour slump, resulting in a 20-year economic plan (the Greater Butte Project) and the inauguration of open-pit mining in the area.

The study, by the UN's International Labour Organisation ILOO), found that almost two-thirds of the total profits ($99bn) came from commercial sexual exploitation; the rest was derived from forced economic labour, such as domestic work, construction and mining.

Economic, labour, and social policies, again, have a supportive function.

According to International Labor Office (ILO 2011), this age category is termed as the active economic labour force population.

Thus early retirement due to disability is a serious economic, labour market, work environment and public health problem.

For the actual demand for labour, the macro-economic labour productivity plays a decisive role.

His research interests are in the areas of population and health economics, economic geography and labour economics.

This brought together participants in the areas of refugee law, human trafficking, economic migration, labour rights, public policy, international law, labor migration and forced migration.

Harsh economic and labour market conditions are associated with an increased number of structural reforms, especially for active labour market policies, EPL, early retirement and retirement age reforms, and wage setting reforms.

"Innovation in Isolation: Labor-Management Partnerships in the United States", Economic and labour Relations Review.