Sentence examples for private labour from inspiring English sources

In private, Labour and the Lib Dems are worried.

Jeremy Corbyn has opened up a huge 22-point lead in the Labour leadership race according to private Labour party polling.

Thanks to a liberal attitude to guest workers, in the UAE, for instance, over 90% of the private labour force is made up of foreigners.

It's a vile thing to do," spat out New Labour's Home Office minister, Barbara Roche, in March, after private Labour focus-group polling revealed the asylum issue to be an electoral worry.

Alternatively, public health worker incomes may be comparable to what they can earn in the private labour market, and their expectations are influenced by this.

In fact, their lack of commitment to any specific division of labour on the shop floor later enabled European unions to support and promote comprehensive public and private labour-market policies of general upgrading of skills and jobs.

Nonetheless, they account for more than two-fifths of the private industrial labour force.

Private companies labour under murky and sometimes contradictory regulations designed to leave them vulnerable to governmental whim.

None the less, his faith remained private within Labour, at least until the Christian socialist John Smith became leader - and often after that.

But in private, the Labour leader dismissed the speech as a "doughnut" – attractive on the outside, but with nothing in the middle.

According to "private numbers", Labour was on course to be the largest party at May's election and the Liberal Democrats would retain more than 30 seats.