Sentence examples for higher labour from inspiring English sources

Higher labour costs may also threaten competitiveness.

Higher labour costs for older workers cut demand.

The company thinks that better services justify higher labour costs.

Ontario typically has had a higher labour force participation rate than the national average.

The result will be higher labour costs, which they hope to pass on to their customers.

Countries with better civil liberties tend to have higher labour standards.

But higher labour and equipment costs absorbed much of the increase.

As one report from the World Bank notes: "Progress in education is not matched by higher labour force participation.

Second, retailers are having to adjust to higher labour costs after the national living wage was implemented this month.

He reckons that UK retailers pay on average five times higher rent than Americans and have 30% higher labour costs.

Even so, the impact of higher labour costs and more cumbersome work rules should not be underestimated.