Sentence examples for labour institutions from inspiring English sources

The Global Financial Crisis and the Labour Markets in Europe: Do Labour Institutions Matter?

The six components of Labour institutions are averaged (by taking a simple average) to produce a Labour Market Regulation index subcomponent.

Labour institutions is one of the three subcomponents of the Regulation area, and is based, at the lowest level of disaggregation, on six components outlined in Appendix 5.

While the IMD does not have a separate subindicator for labour area, individual components related to labour institutions are part of the government efficiency subindicator that in its turn constitutes part of the global efficiency and competitiveness indicator.

The Global Labor Survey (GLS) database (Chor and Freeman, 2005) conducted in 2004 at the Harvard Law School seeks to measure de facto labour practices around the world, covering aspects of labour institutions such as employment regulations, employee benefits, and wage setting, and builds indices of labour practices in ten broad areas for 33 countries.

Traditional gaols were falling out of favour and being replaced with forced labour institutions, and in 1805, the old Bridewell gaol was closed.

This should broadly take into account the link between economic and institutional developments and the related different role, of labour market institutions (Turrini et al. 2015).

In Scotland and Wales after 2010, independence won't simply be an end in itself in place of British labourism – it will be the purpose of opposition, and thanks to Labour, the institutions to fulfil that ambition now exist.

This paper investigates the relationship between political instability and labour market institutions.

As a result, they were "under the radar" of the education system and labour market institutions.

Labour market institutions and policies have also probably played a role," it says.