Sentence examples for hired labor from inspiring English sources
A form filed with the US Department of Labor shows that Huhtamaki has hired labor relations consultant firm Cruz & Associates.
The second household is probably wealthier than the first because the homemaking activities of the stay-at-home spouse drastically reduce reliance on hired labor.
If producers use hired labor, reduced machine operating hours can reduce the need for hired labor.
This will create a peculiar management challenge regarding how to assure orientation of safety practices for the newly hired labor.
Statistical analyses suggest that the number of children in the household, the use of hired labor, and geographic accessibility are important factors in explaining variations in the extent of deforestation on household farms in the Patrimony Forest.
Farm inputs, which is the sum of household expenditure of hired labor, fertilizer, pesticide, seeds, irrigation and machinery are also hypothesized to have positive effect on all crop yields since their enhanced use are likely to increase crop yield.
Companies like Bechtel "hire labor wherever they need to hire it".
This, of course, is the concern of many new farmers: How do you afford to buy land, hire labor and still make a living?
So the land would belong to whoever had the capability to buy chicken wire and hire labor to knock down the mountain and clear the land.
"Expansion is risky today," said David H. Autor, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "but it is also a less expensive time to do so in terms of buying land and hiring labor than it will be when the economy comes back.
Similar clashes loom over digital services that allow people to become small-scale innkeepers (Airbnb) without having to comply with the hotel regulations of the physical old world; to hire labor online (oDesk) without having to comply with labor laws; to raise funds from regular people (Kickstarter) without having to comply with the rules about raising money on the stock market.
