Sentence examples for minimise labour from inspiring English sources
To minimise labour requirements for sweet cherry harvesting, mechanized harvesting technologies are being developed.
To meet these requirements and to minimise labour, farrowing pen floors are often slatted and have little or no bedding.
But behind the scenes, the bank's annual Doing Business report has been the cheerleader for cutting corporate taxes, minimising labour protections and cutting minimum wages.
A 2012 report compiled by the former deputy prime minister Brian Howe identified that "the key driver has been the emergence of a business model across the entire economy that shifts the risks associated with work from the employer to the employee, and minimises labour costs at the expense of job quality".
To support these recommendations, the SADC secretariat proposes a number of legal reforms including the protection of foreign workers in high-risk work environments such as mining and agriculture by minimising unfair labour practices and improving work and living conditions.
In the attempt to minimise intervention in labour, there has been increased interest in assessing progress through non-invasive means.
Bill Nicol, the project director, said this would be achieved by adopting Owen's principles and the garden-city ethos of minimising the land, labour, capital and entrepreneurial costs and passing the benefits on to the user.
Labour is almost always the highest cost component in a business, so if you can minimise or virtually eliminate labour costs you are saving a lot of money.
Pregnant women hoping to give birth without drugs have been known to adopt any number of natural remedies, from water baths to self-hypnosis and extreme screaming, to minimise the agony of labour.
The facilitation of mobility during labour, would minimise the risk of delay and therefore the need for caesarean section [ 41].
The MLU aims to provide care to minimise unnecessary intervention in labour and to involve the woman and her partner(s) in decision making.
