Sentence examples for manufacturing labour from inspiring English sources
The concentration of the manufacturing labour force in mill towns and coke towns gradually undermined traditional social structures and relations.
About one-tenth of Montenegro's manufacturing labour force is employed in the steelworks at Nikšić, the country's largest industrial facility despite a location generally unsuited to steelmaking.
About three-fourths of the manufacturing labour force of New South Wales, and about one-fourth of that in Australia, is employed in the Sydney region.
They attracted a huge manufacturing labour force, and became pioneering cities in terms of their public services, education and civic institutions.
But labour costs are growing less and less important: a $499 first-generation iPad included only about $33 of manufacturing labour, of which the final assembly in China accounted for just $8.
Furthermore, the manufacturing labour force became increasingly angered by the inflated salaries awarded to communist officials and the conduct of a largely naive and corrupt management class that was unfamiliar with international business practices.
The policy proposals are actually strong: on housing, manufacturing and labour law, for example.
Senator Richard Shelby, the ranking member of the Senate Banking Committee, actually called their financial straits the result of a "legacy of the uncompetitive structure of their manufacturing and labour force".
Other unorganised economic sectors include dairy, poultry farming, brick manufacturing, casual labour and domestic help.
One possible outcome of this model is that, if wages in the service sector follow those in manufacturing, service labour might ultimately out-price itself, since the increase in wages does not correspond to a real increase in productivity.
Technology has made manufacturing less labour-intensive, giving firms less incentive to seek out cheap labour in poor countries.If catch-up is harder than a decade ago, it is not impossible.
