Sentence examples for made labor from inspiring English sources
It has made labor more expensive and depresses employment.
At the same time, changing minimum-wage and overtime laws have made labor more expensive).
Orley Ashenfelter, a Princeton economist, commented that the methods used in the study have made labor economics a "powerful science".
German unemployment has barely risen, thanks to manufacturers' orders and recent changes that made labor laws a bit more supple.
The union's leader, Klaus Zwickel, warned the government not to interfere in Germany's system of collective bargaining, which many economists say has made labor too expensive here.
What made labor leaders far angrier were demands made by management's negotiators at St. Michael's Cemetery in Stratford, Conn., which was run by the Bridgeport Diocese.
Don't make labor markets rigid.
Other experts were uncertain that medical intervention was making labor longer.
Output, in effect, rose more slowly than the number of hours worked, making labor less productive.
New York Presbyterian Hospital will probably make labor cuts soon, said its president, Dr. Herbert Pardes.
The I.M.F. also called for France to tame bureaucracy, cut taxes and make labor markets more flexible.
