Sentence examples for labour model from inspiring English sources
Ola Pettersson, chief economist of Sweden's Trade Union Confederation, says the government is "undercutting" the Swedish labour model.
A problem we face is that the New Labour model of wealth creation went bust in 2008, and nothing has been put in its place.
Their aim is to produce high-quality, affordable garments for everyone interested in supporting a labour model that presents an alternative to exploitative wage work, with customers being told exactly how the money paid for each jumper is used.
Hunt's message is that he is in favour of the Labour model of free schools (or "parent-led academies", as he calls them), but that this is different from the Gove model, not least in oversight arrangements.
But to his detractors who are loyal to Corbyn, Smith is everything that was wrong with politics – from the New Labour model of spin and winning at all costs.
The Socialist government led by prime minister Manuel Valls believes the reforms, which would bring France's labour model closer to those of Germany and the UK, will help lower France's stubbornly high unemployment rate of more than 10% and kickstart an economy that has proved slow to show signs of recovery.
New Labour, modelling itself on Clinton's "New Democrats" in almost every particular, embraced this principle, as did some of its political supporters in the media.
As in earlier non-spatial Division of Labour models based on thresholds, the SFTM reproduces the massively right-skewed activity distribution observed in real social insect colonies [13], [26], [27], [70], [71] as the vast majority of the labour is performed by a highly active minority (Figure 3).
We developed a training module entitled 'Helping Babies Survive Labour' modelling on the 'Helping Babies Breathe' visual materials and learning approach.
She points out that the 2010 Vancouver Olympics similarly operated on the eager-volunteer-labour model.
It would need an agreement by donor governments to push a division-of-labour model down to the field even while there is a scheme from above on the objectives, sectors or initiatives that would form such a partnership.
