Sentence examples for labour and pay from inspiring English sources

So long as they become 'registered supporters' of Labour and pay a small fee, they too will get a vote for the first time.

Most were used as forced labour and paid only a nominal sum.

91% of people in South Korea believe a company is ultimately responsible for and should be held accountable for the actions of their subcontractors, including if they undertake any illegal practices like slavery, forced labour and paying below the minimum wage.

Volunteer labour and paid labour are often used interchangeably, under the assumption that shadow prices for volunteer labour can be substituted for market wages, such as unskilled wage rates [ 2, 16], and the assumption that volunteer and paid staff are equally productive [ 41].

If demand for labour rises and pay goes on down, the explanation must be an increase in supply.

The strong labour market and pay figures boosted the value of the pound against other currencies.

Across the Gulf states, the construction industry relies on migrant labour, and low pay and harsh conditions have been well documented.

The arrangement allows plant owners to take advantage of low-cost labour and to pay duty only on the "value added"—that is, on the value of the finished product minus the total cost of the components that had been imported to make it.

The Tories won the Pudsey seat in May from Labour and Andrew paid tribute to his successor.

The independent Office for Budget Responsibility says the economy relies on migrant labour and taxes paid by immigrants to keep funding public services.

I have always accepted the affiliation of Unison to the Labour party and paid my subs (minus the political levy), fully aware that the union did not represent my politics.