Sentence examples for quality labour from inspiring English sources

"Now it's a city challenged not by unemployment but a shortage of available and quality labour".

It could turn out to have that quality Labour finds so hard to live up to – brotherhood.

A lack of transparency, poor quality labour, and wasted time taking cars to garages have all led to a large amount of mistrust in the industry," Jervis tells TechCrunch.

This suggests strongly that shipping was a 'high tech' industry not only employing high quality capital goods, but also, as a complementary input, high quality labour, which was required to operate the increasingly complex ships and their equipment.

The important role of human capital in every economy shows that health care expenditure assures good quality labour force which is translated by increase in economic output thus increase in economic growth.

Typified as they are for these less formal and more inclusive management styles, with faster and more open communications, SMEs can be quicker to react, more flexible in approach and often more innovative in outlook [10, 24], more customer-focussed and attractive to better quality labour [32].

This at least sometimes means that the Benefits Agency and the Department for Work and Pensions have to acknowledge that people are not in a position to get and maintain a job in the often inflexible, discriminatory and poor-quality labour market that is out there.

One consultant jokes that it is getting as hard to fire people in China as in France".China's labour market is so overstretched that all the high-quality labour has been exhausted, you have to hire people with lesser qualifications, and then quality becomes a problem," says Alain Deurwaerder, who until recently ran a factory in Thailand for Ducati, an Italian motorbike-maker.

It's interesting how quality of labour became such a big worry in the late 1990s, a product, one assumes, of the extremely tight conditions in labour markets.

And the quality of labour has been even more important than the quantity.

That doesn't say much for the quality of Labour MPs – but it tells you a lot too.