Sentence examples for problem of labour from inspiring English sources
Certainly such a scheme could help solve the EU's problem of labour immobility across borders.
Factory output contracted, and there was a deepening problem of "labour oversupply".
Intel decided to deal with the problem of labour shortages by setting up an operation in Chengdu, an industrial city that has not so far attracted brain-intensive companies, and improving the quality of local education.
The answer to the problem of Labour's missing 4 million voters lies not in turning back to some idealised insular vision of the past, but in getting to grips with the negative aspects of globalisation.
In particular, the notoriously rigid and hard-to-reform Employment Protection legislation (EPL) systems of Southern European countries have been profoundly shaken with a view to stimulate job creation and tackle the problem of labour market segmentation at a juncture where severe budgetary cuts to reassure markets and put public finances on a sustainable footing where necessary.
Already, Mr de Villepin has introduced a new, more flexible two-year employment contract for small firms, addressing the problem of labour-market inflexibility that Mr Sarkozy so often bemoans.
From then until her death, she lectured on the problems of labour and industry.
Bliss traveled extensively, lecturing on the problems of labour and social reform.
Some news material is certainly restricted to subscribers, such as the page lead about the marital problems of Labour MP Simon Danczuk and an interview with Frank Lampard.
The town, inaugurated on January 1 , 1881 was not a municipality in the normal sense; it was an effort, as George Pullman saw it, to solve the problems of labour unrest and poverty.
Gould might have deployed the techniques of modern marketing, but he looked beyond the problems of Labour's brand to the underlying political mistake – the failure actually to listen to what the public was saying – that risked destroying its reputation as a party that cared.
