Sentence examples for generating labour from inspiring English sources
Technological unemployment was widely cited as a problem in the 1920s and 1930s, a time during which productivity was soaring, inequality and unemployment were high, and instability was the norm.The argument that rapid technological change may be generating labour market problems is given a lift in an interesting new ebook by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, entitled Race against the machine.
A lower level of unemployment may begin to generate labour shortages in some areas and drive up wages and inflation.
The labour markets of middle-income countries are simultaneously characterized by increasing levels of stability and emerging labour market institutions, which provide the necessary institutional landscape to generate labour movements and strengthen welfare systems (e.g., Chile) [ 58].
Within the euro zone, Germany and Finland, and the Slovak Republic display similar trends.Contrast that with the situation in Norway and Australia, where rising wages and falling labour productivity are generating unit labour cost increases above 5%.
It recognises that people exist beyond their capacity to labour mindlessly, but also that capital-generating labour is not the only kind of labour worth doing.
There are two ways income can be generated: from labour, ie from wages and bonuses, or from capital – interest payments, dividends and so on.
Demand conditions clearly affect supply; weak demand can produce hysteresis and structural unemployment while strong demand can generate tight labour markets, which encourage firm investments in training and capital deepening.
We remember the inflation generated by Labour in the 1970s that destroyed savings; we saw the raid on pensions by a left-leaning Brown which decimated the best company pension provisions in Europe; we watched the same Chancellor overspend when times were good and leave the Tories to pick up the mess.
This broader profile generates increased labour market flexibility, since the qualification as paedagog is not linked to just one field of employment.
With past age raisings, the reasons given have been focused mainly on generating more skilled labour by providing additional time for students to gain additional skills and qualifications.
