Sentence examples for increasing labor from inspiring English sources

Rising prices are often attributed to increasing labor costs.

Unfortunately, it comes at a time of increasing labor shortages.

"In the long run increasing labor mobility will be very important for Japanese corporations," he said.

The domestic saving rate, stagnant productivity, unemployment, and rapidly increasing labor costs all adversely affect growth.

Increasing labor costs have been the most important driver of sewing automation within the last 30 years.

But the remedy for a school system in trouble may be the opposite: reducing class size and thereby increasing labor costs and decreasing the "productivity" of teachers.

European policy makers talk about structural reforms — increasing labor market flexibility and reducing regulation — as the way to reduce wages and costs.

The European Union and the I.M.F. should forget about dismantling Greece's (already puny) welfare state and increasing labor flexibility in the (already flexible) private sector.

Labor experts expect the companies to offer workers signing bonuses of at least $5,000 to improve the chances of ratification without permanently increasing labor costs.

Increasing labor participation by women, for example, requires lifting such restrictions as the driving ban (which is set to end on June 24).

Like other short-staffed operators, he has had to ask employees to work overtime and use staff from temporary agencies, increasing labor costs substantially.