He never appears to labor excessively, and at times his court coverage looks effortless.
If, on the other hand, somehow labor was excessively strong, reducing the return to capital and thus thwarting job creation, redressing this imbalance might be good.
Conservatives often object to anything that strikes them as excessively generous to labor, but mandating that our laws be observed should be something everyone can agree on.
So not excessively excessive.
For example, well-intentioned but poorly conceived labor regulations are excessively complex and rigid; they not only impair a business' capacity to compete but also end up discriminating against the most vulnerable participants in the labor market.
The Montreal Symphony said that it had a $2.7 million accumulated deficit and excessively high labor costs.
Trade unions lost much of their power and neoliberalism became the main means of creating flexible labor and open and excessively liberal economies in most countries.
In a speech to the World Economic Forum in Davos in February, he listed the reasons for Germany's high unemployment: excessively high labor costs, a burdensome tax system, too much red tape, a stunted services sector and a snail's pace of innovation.
[ 6 ] Since our last meeting we have had some success in the creation of new jobs to meet additions to the labor force, but unemployment remains excessively high in many of our countries.
The rational approach would be to give governments like Spain, which is especially vulnerable to this spiral, a little longer to cut their deficits, provided they are genuinely dealing with their structural problems — for example, if a country needs to tackle excessively expensive pension systems and rigid labor markets.
It would also be inspiring to see more of corporate America, with its excessively high executive salaries and dependence on third-world labor, making substantial in-kind or financial contributions to the relief effort.
