Sentence examples for growing labour pool from inspiring English sources

Unemployment hit a 5½-year high of 5.4%, largely because of a growing labour pool.

Economic development also requires a growing labour force.

And our timing couldn't be better, given a growing labour shortage in the charitable sector.

When China, India and the ex-Soviet block joined the capitalist world three decades later, the global labour pool grew from 1.5 billion to 3 billion: an explosion called the "great doubling" by Richard Freeman, a Harvard economist.Never again will west European workers live in a world with so little competition.

But the state's labour pool is growing at only half the rate it did in the 1970s.

Integrate them more closely, as the Northern Hub will, by adding two more trains an hour (making six in total) and reducing journey times, and the labour pool ought to grow, making it easier to do business.Two new electrification projects being undertaken in concert with the hub complement it.

This is partly because the labour pool has globalised and therefore grown much bigger.

Labour for industrial-scale tuna fishing is scarce and,considering population trends in the country, the domestic labour pool is not likely to grow in the foreseeable future.

Announcing results for the first half of the year, Brittain said: "We are a company that grows new jobs by 3,000 every year so having a good labour pool to fill those jobs remains important to us.

The incipient rise of Southeast Asia offers a big labour pool with low wages and mostly market-friendly policy environments.

There is also a decent labour pool.