Sentence examples for labour benefits from inspiring English sources

"In places, a free market in labour benefits private companies more than people and communities.

The confederation has been criticised by members over its conduct of government-brokered negotiations on alterations to labour benefits, including severance pay.

The fifth republic's only Socialist president thus far came to power in 1981 with what now seems an astonishingly radical programme of labour benefits, social reforms and nationalisation – 36 banks were taken into public ownership in the first year.

That is because it is fuelled not merely by a big increase in the welfare bill under Labour, benefits to working-age people increased by over 20% in real terms but also by an erosion of the trust and empathy on which the system depends.There are a few reasons for that.

Both capital and labour benefited from this arrangement.

Teachers don't like the Tories – so why isn't Labour benefiting?

What would "promote" both marriage and family stability, on the other hand, would be moving people out of unemployment – in part, via something the Conservatives are indeed pledging to tackle (as now is Labour): benefit dependency.

The astonishing nature of the result was partly due to the exit poll being so far out of line with national opinion polls that had showed the two main parties neck and neck, and if anything Labour benefiting from a late surge.

While Labour benefit from a depressed Lib Dem vote more than the Conservatives, they have also gained from UKIP's rise.

Over 50,000 households or 255,000 people, whose vulnerability was determined through the Malawi Vulnerability Assessment Committee (MVAC) with access to land and labour, benefited from the programme.

Self-checkout machines are one small but glaring example of what the Austrian philosopher Ivan Illich called "shadow work": unpaid labour that benefits someone else.