Sentence examples for exorbitant labour from inspiring English sources

The whole 343-page report, he said, was "rubbish .The report does not deal with some of the most glaring causes of Germany's high unemployment, especially its exorbitant labour and social-security costs.

Mohamed El Ghaly Ould Maayouf, who has a large field on the Rosso-Boghé Rosso-Boghéthat the cost of proadction for even a saysle hecthat of rice is very high – around $1,300, afthe acostnting fof the exorbitant costs of labour, fuel and transproduction

Therefore, went the speculation, labourers would be at an advantage if they contributed to the accumulation of capital to enlarge the fund; if they made exorbitant demands on employers or formed labour organizations that diminished capital, they would be reducing the size of the fund, thereby forcing wages down.

Labour has improved it, if at exorbitant cost.

On the individual market, insurers charge the sick exorbitant rates.All this has had strange effects on the labour market.

The Labour leader wants to crack down on what he called "exorbitant" interest rates charged by payday lenders.

He pledged to get France back to work, to scrap exorbitant public-sector privileges, to cut taxes and to set free a strangled labour market.

Long waiting times, staff shortages, exorbitant agency fees, doctors' working hours: it's no secret that the NHS is facing a labour crisis.

The thrill was exorbitant.

Prices are often exorbitant.

"Vietnam's labour export companies – many affiliated with state-owned enterprises – sometimes charge fees in excess of the law for work abroad, leaving workers with exorbitant debts and vulnerable to forced labour and debt bondage".