Sentence examples for external labour from inspiring English sources
Wages in Japanese companies tend to rise with seniority, and most job openings within the blue-collar and managerial ranks are filled through internal promotions rather than by hiring from the external labour market.
Moreover, companies facing a high degree of uncertainty more frequently opt for external labour market recruitment.
Companies that take the cost leadership strategy should tend more to recruit skilled labour from the external labour market.
There is immediate evidence about the existing relationship between apprenticeship and recruiting skilled workers from the external labour market (Bellmann and Janik, [2007]; Troltsch and Walden, [2010]).
Farm structure and the connection between household and external labour influences the HNV farmland indicator, changing the intensity of the productive factors (Trisorio and Borlizzi, [2011]).
Our results show that when external labour increases (extlab), there is a reduction in the HNV farmland indicator (-0.2603), due to the increased production intensity.
Thankfully, there was an external source of labour to ease the pressure on the jobs market - the 'New Commonwealth' countries of the Indian subcontinent and the West Indies.
And to adjust to external blows, the labour market must be flexible and the government must give help to the displaced.Already, Ecuador's politicians are backsliding from this strict regime.
The adoption of external voting in labour sending countries is commonly viewed as a way to foster migrants' remittances, which frequently represent a major source of foreign currencies.
At the firm level, adjustment to external shocks in labour demand can take place through quantitative changes (working time or employment) or through price adjustment (wages) (Cazes et al. 2009).
On the other hand, rich households were more dependent on commercial livestock transactions than wages for capital; tended to lose fewer total animals during drought; had access to external sources of labour, such as hired herders; and migrated with their herds to new areas when conditions were bad.
