Sentence examples for high-quality labour from inspiring English sources

One consultant jokes that it is getting as hard to fire people in China as in France".China's labour market is so overstretched that all the high-quality labour has been exhausted, you have to hire people with lesser qualifications, and then quality becomes a problem," says Alain Deurwaerder, who until recently ran a factory in Thailand for Ducati, an Italian motorbike-maker.

This suggests strongly that shipping was a 'high tech' industry not only employing high quality capital goods, but also, as a complementary input, high quality labour, which was required to operate the increasingly complex ships and their equipment.

Completions rose 11% to 16,447 last year, although the company warned that a shortage of "high-quality skilled labour" was likely to continue to test the construction industry and limit its output.

The available evidence indicates broadly that where women receive high-quality intrapartum care, including monitoring of labour with access to operative delivery (instrumental delivery, whether forceps or vacuum, or Caesarean section), rates of perinatal deaths decrease.

One of the firms which has come North announced the second extension to its works recently, and said that this was "because of the high quality of labour".

It must reach high quality of labour forces and present underlying dynamics economic externalities at a local, regional or national level.  .

The high quality of labour force, third condition, is illustrated by the distribution of jobs in this new neighbourhood of "Euralille CBD".

It takes skill and equipment and brute labour to produce the high-quality leaf.

"Reshoring" may boost demand for labour, but only for high-quality, well-educated workers.

On this our message is clear – at the next election Labour will offer what parents want: high-quality, fully qualified teachers in every classroom.

The considerable share of missing values resulted from the high-quality requirements for data for the variable 'attendance of midwives' during labour.