The phrase 'labor setting' is not a standard phrase in written English and so would be considered incorrect.
It is possible that in some contexts it could have a valid meaning, however it is not widely used and so is best avoided in written English. Example: The employer wanted to have more control over the labor setting in the workplace.
These include commitments on child labor, setting aside part of the estate for food production and sponsoring a farmer-training program developed with the United Nations.
These efficiencies created a huge pool of surplus labor, setting the stage for the more visible British capitalism in the coming centuries.
SEOUL, South Korea — The United States said Thursday that North Korea should immediately release an American citizen who was sentenced this week to 15 years of hard labor, setting up a potential new source of confrontation between the two countries that could aggravate tensions that are still high over North Korea's nuclear war threats.
A judge brokered an arrangement that required the city's 70 or so new bus vendors to hire the old union labor, setting in motion the job security clauses known as employment protection provisions that are at the heart of the current dispute.
And this is frequently true in the labor setting.
But just as in the labor setting, where voluntary codes are no cure-all, such voluntary programs are no substitute for hard-and-fast rules, or a strong regulatory infrastructure.
War had kept them on the same treadmill they had trudged in Greene's time, battling hunger, thirst and disease, living through a daily rhythm of backbreaking labor set by the transit of the sun.
We don't have the diverse labor set that we would hope for many reasons.
This law banned oppressive child labor, set the minimum hourly wage at 25 cents, and the maximum workweek at 44 hours.
This "free" labor set artificial pricing expectations at levels that have been too low since the first commercial shipment of cacao sailed from Tenochtitlán (today's Mexico City) to Seville in 1585.
I met a woman in Honduras who, in the middle of a difficult labor, set off on foot for the closest health clinic before workers there finally got the news and sent an ambulance for her.
