'individual labor' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the productive efforts of a single individual. For example: "The success of a business relies heavily on individual labor; employees must put in their best effort to ensure success."
Just as we do against those individual Labour and even Lib Dem candidates with whom we have something in common".
Various bloggers, from individual Labour councillors to the thinktank Demos, have committed to writing up what they see.
Meanwhile Labour said a random sample of full individual Labour party members showed 75% were against UK bombing in Syria, 13% were in favour and 11% were undecided.
He claims that if he can get the 44 nominations he will get broad support from individual Labour party and union members.
Empirically minded economists note the profound difficulty of applying the theory when the productivity of individual labour in most organizations is unmeasurable and wage structures are internally connected.
In a world where sophisticated immigration policies have been tailored to the needs of individual labour markets, the door is open only to a "migrant elite" with specific skills in demand by growing economies.
He said, and I agree with him, that the relationship needs to be between Labour and the individual Labour-supporting members of trade unions rather than with the general secretaries and their bloc votes.
Moreover, direct effects of unemployment on individual transitions can be assumed to have greater relevance with the approaching individual labour-market entry.
The 2003 SDAC recorded individual labour-force participation.
This empirical evidence will be considered in our econometric model to evaluate the relationship between the Spanish UIS and individuals' labour market stability.
Evaluations of such packages are complicated and much of the literature focuses instead on the effectiveness of specific measures on individuals' labour market outcomes, thereby failing to capture potentially sizeable interactions.
