Sentence examples for increase labour from inspiring English sources

These are the procedures Osborne wants to allow firms to avoid in order to increase labour flexibility.

The Commission also estimates that the refugee crisis could have a small, positive impact on EU member states within a few years due to an increase labour supply.

Existing income tax and national insurance already increase labour costs by half, according to the OECD, while a single person on two-thirds of average wages faces an effective tax rate of over 40% on every additional pound they earn.

In this sense the reform would remove the dualism between the agrarian and the nonagrarian, between the technologically backward and the technologically advanced, and thus would increase labour mobility in response to the demands of the economy and development.

The time when Poland is successfully fighting the crisis, the time when each day Poles are struggling to keep their jobs, is not a good time to increase labour costs in any dimension.

He indicated that the government wanted to see the implementation of reforms agreed at the Lisbon and Stockholm summits to cut red tape, increase labour market mobility, free up the financial services sector and open up competition in energy and technology.

In a new report, the OECD reckons that Denmark could do more to increase labour-force participation.

Already, its plans for a national minimum wage and its promise to sign Europe's social chapter threaten to reduce, not increase, labour-market flexibility.

Successful policies in this area may increase labour-market participation and the performance of other activities (Oxley 2009).

Malhotra increased Labour's majority from 4,658 to 6,203 when she won with 12,639 votes.

Increased labour costs therefore affect pubs with far greater force than supermarkets.