Sentence examples for labour survey from inspiring English sources

The American Samoan government commissioned a labour survey as part of a bid to secure new industries.

The last national child labour survey, published back in 2005, reported almost 240,000 child workers aged between five and 17.

A Labour survey last month found that 48% of local councils in England have fewer SSPs while 28% no longer have any.

The NFU labour survey found that an average of 12.5% of vacancies went unfilled in 2017, the first time there has been a shortfall since the survey began in 2014.

But when the jobless figures are adjusted to an internationally comparable definition, the rate in 2005 was less than 4%.As a crosscheck, the economists also used the 2005 Urban Labour Survey of five big cities.

The official unemployment rate stands at 51%, up from 37% at the time of the most recent labour survey, in 2004; two-thirds of those under 25 have never had a job.

Gaps in the data make the situation in the Middle East unclear and the ILO is encouraging more countries to include child labour surveys in their national statistics.

And calculations by Nature, based on migration data and annual labour surveys, suggest that each year thousands more EU citizens take up research roles in UK industry, charities and government.

As a result of the 1998 Workshop, the Institute of Labour Science and Social Affairs and UNICEF decided to combine their activities on child labour surveys.

The ILO is negotiating with the Indian government about carrying out a child-labour survey in the next couple of years.

The data used for our analysis come from the British Labour Force Survey (LFS) and the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE /New Earnings Survey (NES).