Sentence examples for performance and labour from inspiring English sources

The latest polls put the SNP on around 40%, representing a 20-point gain on its 2010 performance, and Labour on about 30%.

The only legally recognized labour organization is the Confederation of Cuban Workers, which is designed to support the government, raise the political consciousness of workers, and improve managerial performance and labour discipline.

The inquest will look at Mr Miliband's performance and Labour's economic credibility.

We find that low haemoglobin levels among our sample population are associated with significant cognitive and psychomotor delays that could eventually affect children's schooling performance and labour force outcomes.

51 Moreover, we find that the low Hb levels that we observe in this study are associated with significant cognitive and psychomotor delays that could eventually affect children's schooling performance and labour force outcomes.

Thus a combination of employee performance and general labour conditions shaped the evaluations of my Filipino research participants.

In this context, African Americans tended to ascribe their lower performance to external factors they did not control such as discrimination and were convinced that higher effort would not translate in a better performance in school and labour market (van Laar 2000).

However both sides will be aware that proposals such as performance-related pay and Labour's immediate backing for the report's call to benchmark staff numbers are likely to cause controversy as they emerge, something highlighted by Labour MPs using the debate to raise concerns about seriously understaffed hospitals.

We analyse the impact of R&D cooperation on firm performance differentiating between four types of R&D partners (competitors, suppliers, customers, and universities and research institutes), and considering two performance measures: labour productivity and productivity in innovative (new to the market) sales.

The positive effect of Grit on academic and labour performance exists both in individualistic and collective cultures (Datu et al. 2016; Suzuki et al. 2015).

Human capital became part of a theory of social behaviour rather than a self-contained theory, and the more Becker advanced in his research, the less he seemed to be worried about exploring the initial links of human capital with income and labour performance.