The phrase "form of labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a specific type or method of work or employment. Example: "Farming is a common form of labour in rural areas."
Meanwhile, progressive Britain, at least in the form of Labour, looks on.
It includes the socially liberal, pro-European, constitutionally liberal and market friendly dispositions that this form of Labour politics represents.
Creative work has become something of an ideal form of labour in the 21st century, at least for many politicians.
Donor agencies paid for the equipment, but the villagers pitched in "equity" in the form of labour and local materials.
The majority of the peasants were hereditary tenants, either censiers, who paid a fixed money rent, or mainmortables, or serfs, who paid rent in the form of labour services, corvée, of about three days a week.
"That means that labour has been brought in as an alternative, which is being more exploited, [has] less rights and [is] seen as a cheap form of labour but also an exploited form of labour". he says.
Ms Tang had been sentenced to 18 months of laojiao, as this form of labour-camp punishment is known, for her persistent efforts to seek justice for her daughter.
International Labour Organization ILOO) conventions prohibit forced labour, which includes some forms of prison labour as well as some forms of labour outside prison.
In fact, one tendency of the period was the strengthening or even extension of certain nonwage forms of labour.
Without effective pro-active investigations at high-risk labour sites, small infringements of labour rights will continue to develop into forms of labour exploitation and trafficking.
Childcare is one of the few forms of labour that can't be automated and which machine learning can't replace either.
