Sentence examples for productive labour from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, production does not entail formal organization of productive labour beyond the household level.

It will help mechanise and move more people off farms and into more productive labour.

Only gradually were its inmates compelled to engage in productive labour, felling trees and building roads.

Their role lay in productive labour, in agricultural and pastoral tasks, and in trading.

Besides introducing polytechnic education and productive labour, the Khrushchev reforms emphasized the idea of collective education from early childhood.

Secondly, high quality and affordable health and education services, which produce a healthy and productive labour force.

That leads to rising productivity.And because the more productive retained labour is able to meet more of the demand when the economy starts to recover, recoveries are increasingly "jobless", and economies tend to accumulate a stock of "pent up wage deflation", as Janet Yellen described the dynamic in August.

"Paying more for local builds, without sufficient strategic defence and spillover benefits to offset the additional cost, diverts productive resources (labour, capital and land) away from relatively more efficient (less assisted) uses," the report says.

This amounts to a huge waste of potentially productive skilled labour resources.

He rejected the distinction between productive and unproductive labour on the grounds that any labour which created utility was productive.

Mr Clegg's Guardian interview today underscores the potential for more productive engagement with Labour and is matched by fresh, untribal thinking from his potential partners.