Sentence examples for improvements labour from inspiring English sources
In spite of the therapeutic improvements, labour losses/indirect costs still represent a high cost.
In spite of the therapeutic improvements, labour losses (indirect costs) still represent an important economic impact range from a 32.1% (asymptomatic) to 41.3% (symptomatic) of total costs.
Without big improvements in labour markets, it may be tough for consumers to keep up spending.
Since the 1970s, improvements in labour productivity have been the main driver of increases in per capita national income.
These improvements in labour supply in addition to the natural expansion that comes from population growth are one reason this job-laden boom has been able to continue.
In the 1960s William Baumol and William Bowen used the example of classical music to show that some activities are not susceptible to improvements in labour productivity.
Siegle argued that because the fashion industry was huge and was wrestling with the effects of globalisation at every level of the process – from cotton growers upwards – it could pioneer improvements in labour conditions for other industries, such as electronics.
ONS figures show that the improvements under Labour governments after 1997 came to a halt during the deep recession of 2008-09 buthenen resumed under the coalition headed by David Cameron from 2010 onwards.
The models include the variable "years" the number of years since 2003, to index improvements in labour market outcomes with time and aging effects.
"Falling inflation and improvements in labour market conditions helped reduce the squeeze on budgets to the lowest for at least five years in February," he said.
Nevertheless, the fact that significant improvements in labour market outcomes are observed only among TFWs mostly with open work permits but not among high-skilled TFWs who are restricted to specific employers suggests that the job restriction faced by the latter group does not necessarily put them in a disadvantageous position in Canada.
