Sentence examples for increased labor from inspiring English sources

He blames Obamacare for increased labor costs and has diagnosed a "government-mandated restaurant recession".

They said increased labor costs would drive New Orleans employers to the suburbs or even farther.

Historically, this increased labor productivity, but also decreased employment by tens of millions of jobs.

He said jobs would be moved overseas "if the workers are not productive commensurate with the increased labor cost".

Paris bet on domestic consumption, channeling productivity gains into a one-fifth rise in wages that fed consumer spending but increased labor costs, making French exports less competitive.

The government said the measures also include increased labor flexibility and some changes to Italy's pension system, but it did not go into greater detail.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Retail Federation both say that businesses will be unable to afford the increased labor costs and timekeeping systems associated with the new overtime regulation.

Representatives from leading construction firms bemoan the increased labor shortage and consequent salary escalation saying, "you used to be able to get a decent Indian engineer for $600-$600-$800nth.

Mary Ann Rothman, executive director of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said that for a growing number of tenants, raising the rent was not an option to cover increased labor.

Results in increased labor productivity and comfort.

We find that product innovation leads to increased labor productivity as well as higher labor productivity growth.