Sentence examples for labour gap from inspiring English sources

And it is EU workers, travelling unimpeded to the UK, who fill the labour gap.

As Thomas Chan, of the Chinese Takeaway Association, explains, more recent arrivals filled the resulting labour gap.

The cuts in child labour need to be long term, and forced labour by adults – which has increased to fill the labour gap – needs to end.

Capper is unimpressed by the suggestion of holiday workers filling the labour gap: "[Australia and New Zealand] do have a working holiday visa scheme, but the vast majority of their fresh produce is picked by people on a seasonal workers scheme from Tonga and Samoa, the same way as our old Saws," she said.

There are more expats looking to fill the skilled labour gap in the city than ever before, which means cushy relocation packages are fast disappearing, said Peter LeSar, chief financial officer, Thunderbird Resorts, which operates themed resorts in neighbouring countries.

Other Indian IT professionals migrated to the US, filling, among other positions, a large labour gap in that country's surging technology market.

People don't know that after both World Wars people from Commonwealth countries, black and brown people, literally came to plug up labour gaps.

For Labour, the gap is wider: 62% say they are less likely to back Labour after the conferences, against 20% who say more.

According to Labour, the gap has grown for the third consecutive year and is now bigger than when David Cameron took office in 2010.

The traditional sexual division of labour (gender gaps in caring and educating children or grandchildren, as well as in cooking and housework) may inhibit women's participation in transport cycling.

The government constantly tweaks its system of awarding points to prospective immigrants for languages, education and skills, in order to match them with labour-market gaps.