Sentence examples for maintain labour from inspiring English sources

The U.S. federal government (as well as many U.S. state and local governments) and the majority of the governments of western Europe maintain labour mediation or conciliation services.

Although Ricardo said that the natural price of labour was not fixed (it could change if population levels moderated in relation to the food supply and other items necessary to maintain labour), later writers were more pessimistic about the prospects for wage earners.

Its lawyers based this on the Supreme Court's 1977 decision in Abood v Detroit Board of Education, which ruled that government employees can be compelled to pay such fees even if they disagree with the union's policies, in order to maintain "labour peace" and prevent free-riding.Labour leaders and the Obama administration had worried that the court might use this case to overrule Abood.

The change will prompt concern from some unions, including Unite and GMB, which have pushed Corbyn to maintain Labour's current policy of supporting Trident's renewal.

For those with arable fields, mobility was primarily conducted to protect arable lands from livestock damage and reduce the need to rigorously maintain labour-intensive thorn fencing.

He maintained Labour's London advantage and built on it in his own way.

Since the 1980s, however, welfare policy has been subordinated to a wider goal of disciplining labour to make it more "competitive", maintaining labour market "flexibility", and driving up productivity.

Andrea Leadsom, the City minister, said she was delighted the review was underway while the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, maintained Labour's stance that there should be "at least two new challenger banks and a market share test to ensure the market stays competitive for the long term".

"The results of the first three quarters of the 2016 NFU Labour Provider Survey found that there was a dramatic change in labour availability within the space of nine months, clearly showing the deterioration in the ability to maintain EU labour in the horticulture sector," said the NFU in its evidence to the House of Lords committee.

Yet, we maintain that labour market disadvantage plays a crucial role, because many of these latter exposures are related to labour market disadvantage (e.g. higher levels of work stress or lower salary in the case of labour market disadvantage).

But when it is proposed to move a large number of surplus workers away from their home villages for major construction projects taking a considerable time to complete, the problem of raising a sufficient subsistence fund to maintain the labour becomes formidable.