Sentence examples for extra labour from inspiring English sources

With so many jobless, do companies need any extra labour?

This would improve welfare of sows, without an increase in piglet mortality and without extra labour demand for observation.

One of the main barriers to women's agricultural output, the report found, is their inability to mobilise extra labour.

Perera complains it's hard to get extra labour in during harvest because there's so little unemployment here.

Norway, in need of extra labour, does not oppose free movement, though the issue of asylum seekers and refugees is controversial.

The chancellor claimed his document on extra Labour spending was based on official Treasury costings as well as "other reliable sources".

Moreover, wellness constitutes extra emotional labour for members of the precariat on zero-hours contracts.

They may be paid for some of their work but be forced to do extra unpaid labour.

There was just one proviso – you had to undertake some extra, unpaid labour in putting it together.

The collapse of the Lib Dem vote means around four in five of the extra votes Labour will need to gain in English and Welsh marginals will have to come direct from Conservative voters.

That's why, on social media, some low-paid workers immediately voiced the fear that, by giving them an extra holiday, Labour was actually offering them a pay cut.