Sentence examples for labor squeeze from inspiring English sources

The labor squeeze has forced Ms. Freniere to shut down several routes and to reduce the number of campus shuttles to just one on some routes, a major inconvenience with many of the parking lots far from the campus center.

A normal cyclical uptick in wages will be aggravated by the labor squeeze created by rapidly aging workers.

The second problem is the potential in the future for a real labor squeeze when the baby boomers start retiring, around 2005.

That hasn't stopped fear of a labor squeeze from having a strong effect on Capitol Hill, where there remains broad support for easing immigration rules for knowledge workers.

Higher labor costs squeezed corporate profit margins in the first quarter.

With an estimated 31percentt of our gross domestic product going to health care costs, both business and labor are squeezed.

In a labor market squeezed tightly by the demands of a robust economy and the Internet, stocks of executive search firms have been spectacular performers of late.

But if it picks up once more in a genuine economic recovery, immigration reform must grant enough visas to unskilled workers to meet the demands of the economy for their labor without squeezing low-wage workers already here.

With the electoral clock ticking, economists are skeptical that Mr. Sarkozy can squeeze labor law changes into the less than four months that remain before voting begins.

He also said that the supply chain explosion — "rapid growth of integrated global production platforms that squeeze labor income at all stages of the production process" — deserved a place on the list.

But the arrangement forces Trillium to squeeze labor costs until it can line up more customers and benefit from the rising returns of a factory finally operating at full capacity.