Sentence examples for effect on labor from inspiring English sources
(2010) find that, on the one hand, remittances do not have a significant effect on labor force participation of males living in households with an absent migrant, but, on the other, individuals in households receiving remittances are almost 4%% less likely to participate in the labor market.
But organizers said they had been told by mayoral aides that the policy would take effect on Labor Day weekend, and Mildred E. Duran, director of the mayor's Street Activity Permitting Office, said Labor Day appeared to be the target date.
Late Saturday night, Verizon offered concessions that would allow the unions to organize more easily in the company's fast-growing wireless division, a central bargaining issue that could have a substantial effect on labor relations in the entire wireless communications industry, said people close to the talks.
I find a similar effect on welfare participation, while finding a negative effect on labor supply.
I focus on expansions covering mostly childless adults and find a smaller effect on labor supply.
We examine its effect on labor market responses, marital dissolution, and the decision-making process regarding the use of money.
In a new batch of findings, Ms. Finkelstein and her co-authors say that Medicaid had no significant effect on labor-force participation or earnings.
First of all, one US study examining the effects on labor productivity of various working practices, information technology, and management procedures in conjunction with unionism offers a brighter scenario (Black and Lynch 2001).
It is accepted that lumbar epidural analgesia is the most effective method of pain relief in labor, but its putative effects on labor and mode of delivery may influence clinical practice.
This paper examines the extent to which the local human capital level, measured as the share of adults with a college degree, has positive external effects on labor force participation and employment for U.S. metropolitan area residents.
The effects on labor market outcomes of such deregulation have been shown to be quite large10.
