Sentence examples for labour crisis from inspiring English sources

Brexit Britain's East Anglian farmers, dependent on EU migrants, fear a similar labour crisis.

Long waiting times, staff shortages, exorbitant agency fees, doctors' working hours: it's no secret that the NHS is facing a labour crisis.

Immigration offers more opportunity to Hungary than its government will admit, because it has developed a labour crisis more or less in parallel with Europe's refugee crisis.

The Tories know that those with strongly held principles on either side of this debate will vote with their consciences, and the media will turn the event into a fresh Labour crisis.

He warned of a child labour crisis 3-6 montimeinmein the near future if families had no regular income and needed to rely on their children to work.

"Corbyn faces leadership ultimatum" (Times); "Corbyn's battle to remain" (Mirror); "Corbyn defiant as shadow cabinet disintegrates over Brexit strategy" (Guardian); "Jeremy Corbyn faces worst Labour crisis since 1935 (Independent); and "Corbyn rocked by cabinet walk-out" (i).

Labour in crisis: Can the party reconnect with its heartland?

I'm heading back to our "Labour in crisis" live blog now.

Now it's all "Labour in Crisis" again and Wallace and Gromit caricatures.

Either way Labour's crisis will take a step further to resolution.

It was an audacious move that has divided public opinion in Italy and brought into focus the country's low productivity and high labour cost crisis.