Sentence examples for labor structure from inspiring English sources

But there are generally fewer protections for low-wage day laborers, by virtue of the precarious labor structure that keeps them in the lowest rungs of the trade--short-term, less stable work.

"It would lock in an already stiff labor structure and make it even stiffer".

It can still count on the rock-solid vote of millions of people used to living in its shelter, it receives substantial support from the corporate labor structure, it's very strong in rural areas, its xenophobic and anti-liberal ideology still lingers, and its local bosses maintain ties with the drug cartels and organized crime.

Social drivers of cash crop expansion included population growth, labor structure changes and market incentives.

In a post-Uber world, one of the defining characteristics of technology companies that use software to more efficiently allocate service workers is a two-tiered labor structure.

In addition, FDI helps in creating more jobs, improves the quality of human resources, and changes Vietnamese labor structure.

The distributional issues that face all unions mean that they will continue to push for inefficient labor structures that share the wealth among union members–and pave the seeds for long-term industry decline.

The reason for each commuter choosing the mode of commuting is complex and includes both environmental or structural factors, such as physical neighborhood and labor market structure, in combination with each individual's situation in terms of gender, income, household composition, and personality (Schwanen & Mokhtarian, 2005).

Tim Doke, a spokesman for American, said, "We have basically the same labor cost structure and facility cost".

"United's new labor cost structure is staggering," said Samuel C. Buttrick, an airline analyst at PaineWebber in New York.

We believe it will take the industry several years to grow into a sharply higher labor cost structure.