Sentence examples for labour opportunities from inspiring English sources

It would be facile to suggest that London 2012 will mean a great deal to its 1.9 million people: more than half languish below the poverty line, reeling from the decline of migrant labour opportunities in South Africa and struggling to find work in their own textile factories and diamond mine.

The external analysis is closely linked with the students' future jobs, their labour opportunities available to them after graduation.

Obviously, this very high dropout rates may have strong consequences in the future labour opportunities of Spanish workers and may compromise the future growth path of the Spanish economy.

Despite policies aimed at promoting youth employment, when an individual lives in an area with a low GDP per capita, the phenomenon of job loss can be exacerbated by poor labour opportunities.

In particular, if the shock is shared across firms and deteriorates other markets (e.g., the markets for intermediate goods and labour), opportunities may well emerge to trade down wages and input prices.

The second one, namely the direct effect, states that immigrants might be more or less crime prone than natives, since there are differences in their characteristics associated with criminal activities, such as differences in labour opportunities or risk attitudes.

The potential labour opportunity costs incurred by Spanish informal carers have not as yet been quantified.

These results suggest the absence of labour opportunity costs when women provide less than 28 h/week of informal care.

The net effect on the labour supply of co-resident carers is difficult to predict, but most likely it will depend on each woman's labour opportunity costs.

The results obtained by this second group of studies tend to confirm the existence of labour opportunity costs associated with informal care.

In addition, the results also show that the labour opportunity costs occur when women are providing more than 28 h/week of care.