Sentence examples for proportion of labor from inspiring English sources

The Korean Government has provided a proportion of labor costs for public institutions as well as corporate facilities, together with support for childcare expenses graded according to incomes for young children regardless of the institutions that they attend.

Furthermore, overhead costs were allocated based on a proportion of labor costs.

In addition, we share the perspective of Vaupel and Loichinger [ 40] regarding the benefit of expanding the proportion of labor force among developed countries.

L-10 has the largest proportion of labor costs due to the manual handling of the vessels, while L-40 and cL-120 are automated.

First, employment structure underwent a dramatic change, especially for the relative proportion of labors working in SOEs vs. private enterprises.

The proportion of collective labor disputes admitted by labor arbitral institutes declined dramatically since 2006, which may be related to the use of grand mediation.

In a society in which capital has disproportionate power over labor, and in which organized labor is on the decline as a proportion of the labor force, it's incumbent on leaders of organized labor not to make it easy for their enemies to make them the issue.

Greenstein's study found that (as a control variable) the higher the number of children, the less the proportion of domestic labor undertaken by the husband with a corresponding increase in domestic labor participation for the wife (Greenstein 1996).

As a proportion of the labor force, the number of union members fell from 11.8percentnt in 2011 to 11.3percentnt in 2012.

The chart below shows the proportion of the labor force that has been out of work for at least 15 weeks.

With the number of workers and potential workers in the economy somewhat restricted, a relatively modest rise in employment has translated into a sizable fall in the unemployment rate, which is defined as the proportion of the labor force that is out of work, not the proportion of the population as a whole.