Sentence examples for levels of labour from inspiring English sources

The UK has long prided itself on its flexibility and relatively low levels of labour regulation.

"But it is also a positive development at the national and global levels, as there is a strong correlation between educational levels of the workforce and national levels of labour productivity".

For example, in the construction sector the difficulty of finding suitably skilled British workers is critically related to low levels of labour market regulation and the absence of a comprehensive vocational education and training system.

This allows high levels of labour exploitation and flexibility –in terms of working hours, schedules, etc.

Moreover, the differences in the levels of labour productivity are still considerable in EU economies; these differences can be attributed to the structural changes that occur over time.

Finally, migrant education and experience may be location specific with respect to their home labour market, which will also impact on levels of labour market progression within the host labour market.

The SNP took 40 of Labour's 41 Scottish seats, leaving Scotland with the lowest level of Labour representation in Westminster for more than 100 years.

This is, of course, problematic for the Tories, who need a high level of Labour support to maintain the nuclear deterrent.

He neither expects nor wants Brexit to reduce immigration, and thinks that within 40 years, the current level of labour mobility in London will be UK-wide.

Across the OECD countries, the group noted a combination of low-quality jobs and a high level of labour market inequality.

Leicester, for instance, is an area with a large ethnic Asian population with poor English language skills and a low level of labour market participation because of that.