Sentence examples for minimum of labour from inspiring English sources

Management should be directed toward producing the desired crops with a minimum of labour.

Despite some shortcomings, all sprinkler systems are effective in applying a controlled amount of water at a high level of efficiency with a minimum of labour.

In its first decade the ILO was primarily concerned with legislative and research efforts, with defining and promoting proper minimum standards of labour legislation for adoption by member states, and with arranging for collaboration among workers, employers, government delegates, and ILO professional staff.

And unlike other input costs against which Ebenezer's children can only rage in silence, the state-mandated minimum cost of labour is an area where the militant business lobby can flex its political muscle.

Therefore, the effect found on labour participation and wages can be interpreted as a minimum threshold of labour losses associated to HIV.

Regardless of how quickly and efficiently the design team works, a toolmaker generally requires a minimum of eight labour-intensive weeks to prepare moulds for verifying the design and manufacturing the product.

We should start by raising the national minimum wage (one of Labour's best achievements) quickly to £6 an hour, and then soon to £7 an hour.

Bringing in the minimum wage was one of Labour's best achievements – but a single rate across all industries will always be a lowest common denominator, rising only at the pace of the most precarious sector.

Ummuna said: "The national minimum wage is one of Labour's proudest achievements in government and it has made a huge contribution to making work pay, boosting living standards and tackling in-work poverty.

Mugi and his colleagues had not heard of Fairtrade, a social movement that seeks to offer farmers and workers better prices and decent working conditions as long as they meet a set of minimum labour and environmental standards.

The government's outgoing chief advisor on migration, Prof David Metcalf, also called for a much stronger enforcement of minimum labour standards in the UK to ensure the country's flexible labour market prevents undercutting by foreign workers and boosts the welfare of British residents.