Sentence examples for lower level labour from inspiring English sources
Apprenticeships would be more credible if there were fewer at the lower level – Labour has committed to removing the level 2s which are equal to a good GCSE – and more at higher levels linked to professional qualifications, which would enhance career prospects.
Government spending would freeze under its plans, but at a lower level than Labour, suggesting there would be no obstacle for a post-election deal.
The issue of selection bias is again considered, and given that we have observed that migrants tend to be older, have lower levels of labour market experience and are less likely to have completed a prestigiously perceived degree programme, it seems that sample selection bias represents a more substantial risk in the context of the wage equation.
Results demonstrate that advantaged circumstances during childhood are associated with lower levels of labour market disadvantage and higher quality of life in older ages.
In fact, the need to earn enough income to maintain farm household consumption leads to more intensive productive systems compared to areas with a lower level of household labour involved in agriculture.
The IFS found "a considerable disconnect" between the SNP's "anti-austerity rhetoric" not the party's plans, which imply a lower level of spending than Labour by 2019-20.
One peer-reviewed study reported on sound level measurements in a hospital in India, where the highest nighttime level (71.9 dB LAeq) was measured in the obstetrics and gynaecology ward, with slightly lower levels in the labour ward.
A lower level of unemployment may begin to generate labour shortages in some areas and drive up wages and inflation.
In the second phase, the economy evolves towards its final steady state: interest and tax rates decrease, converging to a lower level relative to the initial steady state while disposable income, labour supply and consumption converge to higher levels.
A lower level opens soon.
He was down on the lower level.
