Sentence examples for labour inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

But that would require radical remedies for labour inefficiencies.

Research suggests these are expensive and ineffective, a licence to labour inefficiency and low wages, with huge substitution and deadweight effects.

Also of concern to political leaders were continued poverty in rural and urban areas, a growing gap between rich and poor, and administrative and labour inefficiency.

It is true that increases in public spending under Labour included inefficiency and waste.

"A lot of maintenance facilities are closing, especially in Europe because of high labour costs and inefficiency.

Similarly, Chavas, et al. ([2005]), in a study of farm households in Gambia found that a significant part of a substantial allocative inefficiency that exists in the production systems of the farm households comes from inefficiency in labour allocation between farm and non-farm activities.

"We inherited a multi-billion pound deficit in defence from the previous government that was characterised by waste and inefficiency under Labour.

Topics discussed include child labour, globalisation, the bureaucratic inefficiency of government, pesticide usage in soft drinks, and divisions in the caste system.

"Labour will cut costs, cut inefficiencies, cut unnecessary programmes and cut lower priority budgets," Brown said.

As a result, resource inefficiencies occur (costly labour delays) when the required quantity or quality of drawings or materials is not on hand in fabrication and on-site.

The public is sceptical: a Populus poll before the budget showed that 57% of people think it unlikely there will be a reduction in waste and inefficiency under either Labour or the Conservatives after the election.