"labour landscape" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the overall employment situation or environment in a particular industry, region, or country. Example: The changes in technology have significantly altered the labour landscape in the manufacturing sector, leading to a decrease in manual labor jobs and an increase in demand for skilled workers.
It's time for Mandelson and Brown to pipe down, preferably disappearing from the Labour landscape altogether.
The Labour landscape was unchanged enough under Brown, and even under Ed Miliband, for the earlier diaries to offer valuable insights.
Or, different than in the past, a permanent re-shaping of the labour landscape?" The Bank's chief economist said technological advances since the 18th century had always had the effect of widening the gap between the skilled and unskilled, but there were signs that this process was speeding up.
It produces a greater understanding of how LDLC is reshaping the resiliency and opportunities for workers in rural labour landscapes.
A number of innovative solutions have been devised that range from relatively simple changes in how people grow crops to labour-intensive landscape engineering projects.
Sutcliffe called on voters to remember the landscape Labour inherited, and recognise the improvements which sustained investment has produced.
An opposing COSATU faction has obtained a legal opinion on removing NUMSA from COSATU, with significant implications for the country's labour and political landscape.
We compare the results from (1) our comprehensive approach, to priorities identified using two alternative approaches: (2) consider generic management costs (travel, labour) and assume that landscape condition is homogenous or (3) use landscape condition as a surrogate for the cost of management, i.e. areas in poor condition are assumed to have high costs.
Never have we seen such a change in the landscape of the labour market.
One is set outside in Paris on the banks of the Seine, a dark, seedy, hard-drinking male landscape of relentless labour and squally sexuality.
Featuring a successful but disillusioned barrister who craves a purpose in life, and with Read's trademarked Catholicism always ready to jump out from the wings, its political grounding - the hero sets up as a Labour MP in the fraught landscape of 1974 - is soon compromised by adultery and murder.
