Sentence examples for of falling labour from inspiring English sources

The flipside of falling labour costs has been increased profitability.

But are tragedies like the Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh in April freak occurrences or the sign of a wider problem of falling labour standards?

This is continuing to sustain a 'jobs without growth' economy but at the price of falling labour productivity and reduced living standards.

It is clear that the increase in the proportion of single mothers with young children, that has a large negative effect on labour supply, meant that the reform was swimming against the tide of falling labour market participation.

There are puzzles of wage stagnation and falling labour-force participation.

Industrialisation, long the engine of economic development, is becoming less able to support catch-up growth, he suggested, thanks to the falling labour-intensity of manufacturing, Chinese competition, and a rising mercantilist tide across the rich world.

For the opposition however, Labour's Shadow Housing Minister, Alison Seabeck told the Northerner: "After years of falling homelessness figures under Labour we're now seeing an increase not only in homelessness but in rough sleeping under this Tory-led government.

When the CTG was reassuring, women were discharged home after counselling regarding possible discomfort, available pain relief, probability of catheter falling out, possibility of labour, and with written information and instructions regarding the catheter.

It was one of scores of urban seats that fell to Labour in the 1997 Blair landslide, forcing the Tories back into leafier heartlands.

Leeds North West (estimated declaration time: 1am) Currently held by Lib Dem MP Greg Mulholland, this is one of a series of seats that were Conservative, fell to Labour and then were gained by the Liberal Democrats.

Stafford had a swing almost the same as the national swing, which made it one of the many seats to fall to Labour: David Kidney had a majority of 4,314.