Sentence examples for labour framework from inspiring English sources

"More than mere political correctness," the NSWP proudly states, "this shift in language had the important effect of moving global understandings of sex work toward a labour framework".

3 The need for a flexible labour framework that is restricted to guaranteeing respect for established procedures and for a lack of discrimination.

"It wouldn't have been possible within the New Labour framework … and all that younger generation" – a reference to politicians such as the Miliband brothers, Yvette Cooper and Andy Burnham – "were schooled in that way of thinking".

Miliband wrote Labour's framework when he was in the Treasury.

But he rejects the argument that the vagueness of Labour's framework inhibits his party receiving a wider hearing, a point argued by some in the shadow cabinet and in pamphlets such as "In the Black".

Calmfors (1994) discusses the effects of ALMPs within a wage-setting and labour demand framework.

According to work status, the labour force framework classifies people as "employed", "unemployed" and "inactive".1 While "unemployed" includes persons actively looking for a job, "inactive" refers to those not searching and unemployed.

In this paper, we use a health labour market framework to investigate the key indicators of the dynamics of the health labour market in Cameroon, Kenya, Sudanb, and Zambia, and identify the main policies implemented in the past decade to address shortages and maldistribution of health workers in order to highlight the challenges to attaining universal health coverage.

We used a health labour market framework to investigate the key indicators of the dynamics of the health labour market in Cameroon, Kenya, Sudan, and Zambia, and identified the main policies implemented in these countries in the past ten years to address shortages and maldistribution of health workers.

"Productivity is quite high in private organisations, and hopefully the government will understand that if they want these companies to remain in France, developing business and creating jobs, they have to make some fundamental reforms in terms of fiscal framework, labour laws and the cost of labour, because that is clearly a challenge".

Labour's fiscal framework was in tatters well before the downturn now afflicting the economy.That framework comprised two rules, adopted to bolster Labour's budgetary credibility after a long period in opposition.