"It would have a major impact on the labour force".
As this approach is increasingly employed throughout the world, it brings major changes to the labour force and to labour-management relations.
In this analysis, the association between major depression, fibromyalgia and labour force participation was examined using three different perspectives: a traditional definition of labour force participation, not working due to illness or disability and, most broadly, activity limitations.
Classical growth theories treated technology as a given while capital accumulation and labour force improvement were the major sources of growth.
The region has a rapidly growing labour force, and both unemployment and underemployment are major concerns for young people trying to provide for themselves and their families.
This problem is not believed to be major since employment status (employed, unemployed and "not in the labour force") does not appear to vary greatly between partnered and single mothers (26).
Another objective was to examine major depression-fibromyalgia comorbidity in relation to a key functional outcome: labour force participation.
Although mining accounts for less than 10 percent of the GDP and provides work for about 5 percent of the employed labour force, its significance in the economy is considerable as a major earner of foreign exchange.
0.403 (0.409 0.402 0.41313) 0.418 (0.463 0.439 0.51010) Regional unemployment The official unemployment rate in the major statistical region for October of the interview year, and sourced from ABS, Labour Force, Australia, Detailed - Electronic Delivery (ABS cat. no. 6291.0.55.001), Table 02: labour force status by state, capital city/balance of state and sex.
This major redistribution of land represented the end of the Haciendas system, in which an impoverished labour force (of peasants) was attached to rural states.
Swaziland entered the crisis with already major social challenges including the highest HIV rate in the world, high unemployment (29 percent of the labour force in 2010), widespread poverty (63 percent of the population) and food insecurity (29 percent of the population).
