Sentence examples for mobility for labour from inspiring English sources

How will it increase social mobility?" For Labour, shadow schools minister Kevin Brennan said Mr Gove's plan would take the exam system "back to the 1950s".

Only few have looked at the role of labour mobility for national labour market dynamics.

The small size of the country and the good communications and road infrastructure allow a high mobility of labour for daily and weekly jobs.

But it is also a very open economy with substantial mobility of labour, flexible local markets for its goods and workers, and a federal budget that takes resources from booming states and gives them to depressed ones.

It is hard to see this being reconstituted in South Korea, with its adversarial industrial relations, or the United States, with its enthusiasm for labour mobility.

Policymakers, about to embark on a single currency, fretted that Europe could never match the United States for labour mobility if a person from Manchester wouldn't move to Munich.

The conclusions are mixed, but there is something close to a consensus among the book's contributors that regional policy functions as a second-best substitute for labour mobility.

Significantly, an efficiency-seeking rationale to economic integration will not necessarily bring about pressure for labour mobility and often completely rejects the sorts of political approximations implicit in the deeper forms of economic integration.

Section 2 reviews the case for labour mobility as an economic adjustment channel in a monetary union.

Katz and Ziderman ([1990]) examine information-based costs as an obstacle for labour mobility and an incentive for establishments to invest in general human capital.

Within 1 year, they still remain more important for the activity rate than for labour mobility or real wage growth; however, over the medium to the long run, labour demand shocks become relatively more important for the variance of labour mobility.