Sentence examples for excess labor from inspiring English sources

It would permit the companies to shed excess labor, pension and real estate costs.

"All of the sudden, the entire industry appears to have excess labor," Professor Kedia said.

We also need a significant, permanent program to absorb excess labor (an explicit part of the Humphrey-Hawkins law).

"If you hit a slowdown," he said, "you're going to find out that all these merged companies have excess labor forces".

If that spills millions of workers into the street, one of the most obvious ways to absorb the excess labor would be to allow private companies to grow.

Collective enterprises, started under Mao to make use of excess labor in commune work brigades and sponsored by local governments after communes were disbanded in the 1970's, are restructuring to clarify property rights.

"But the window for harvesting this bonus may close soon," with a "profound impact on development": "Excess cheap labor supply, which is one of the major factors driving China's economic miracle, will no longer be available".

Additionally, farms that have an excess of labor may benefit with a sprouted fodder system.

A decline of total production would lead to excess of labor per unit of output.

In Stag Hunt situations with no excess of labor available (all individuals present are needed for success), free riding is not possible: if I do not participate, then I (and everyone else) get nothing.

As a culture, we are drowning in calories of mostly very dubious quality, and drowning in an excess of labor-saving technology.