Sentence examples for estimates of labour from inspiring English sources

Estimates of labour costs will be derived using the activity-based costing method.

More up-to-date estimates of labour force participation rates and employment rates were used to account for changing labour market conditions [ 15].

The staff on the team also worked on other projects and so contributors provided their best estimates of labour contributions to the identification of barriers work for each project, and the identification of the clinical recommendation to target.

Until recently, most estimates of surplus labour varied between 150m and 200m people.

The sum is £2m more than initial estimates of what Labour would lose from the reforms brought in by the Conservatives under the trade union bill.

The decision comes after it emerged on Monday that the Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier programme will now cost £6.2 bn, almost double the original estimates of the Labour government in 2007.

The event will see the launch of two new reports, the ILO's new global estimates of child labour and, for the first time ever, a joint UNICEF, ILO and World Bank report setting out lessons learned, key policy responses and emerging issues such as migration, which affects millions of children each year whether they accompany migrating parents, are left behind, or migrate or are trafficked alone.

But after winning the leadership, Mr Corbyn bowed to the inevitable: an estimated 211 of Labour's 232 MPs support EU membership.

Secondly, we have estimated types of labour supply by the various social groups of household to understand the causes of lower contribution in NNP.

The economic cost of each individual's contribution was estimated by multiplying the estimated number of labour units (weeks/days/h) by the appropriate estimate of the full economic cost per unit.

We calculated the sample size for the MidU trial using estimates for induction of labour, episiotomy and augmentation of labour.