Sentence examples for initial labor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Atwood acknowledged that dealers' initial labor costs were often higher than independents because of steeper overhead, but he argued that the dealers' greater expertise and state-of-the art equipment meant the repairs would go faster — and in the end cost less.

We have learned repeatedly from initial labor marketplaces that most work requestors hate the bidding process.

The data from the 1993 wave is used as a control variable proxying for the initial labor supply decision.

For the initial labor supply, we use data on working hours in 1993, to avoid all possible contaminations with the pollution episode in 1997.

Hence, if low work- or job-specific experience is a barrier to initial labor market entry, the provision of financial incentives for employers to hire and train young people may constitute an effective tool to improve labor market integration.

Using a long panel of workers drawn from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979 Cohort, I model the likelihood that a worker has access to employer-sponsored health insurance from initial labor market entrance through mid-career.

The initial project costs are 600$ per day, and 100$ per day per labor resource.

And the economy, according to the initial Labor Department report, created only 88,000 jobs in March, a far cry from the 268,000 jobs added in February.

The disagreement among obstetricians in baseline estimation, considering the initial hour of labor, was IBMD = 0.048 (95%CI = [0.036 0.071]), and during the last hour of labor, IBMD = 0.048 (95%CI = [0.027 0.075]).

The announcement, made after initial talks with labor representatives, is likely to presage a bitter conflict between Volkswagen and IG Metall, the union representing workers in the sector.

President-elect George W. Bush moved swiftly today to replace his initial selection for labor secretary, naming a less outspoken conservative, Elaine L. Chao, who was an official in his father's administration.