Sentence examples for quit the labour from inspiring English sources

Options to take early retirement or quit the labour market have been too cushy.

Joyce quit the Labour party in March 2012 after his conviction.

The longer the economy stays depressed, the more likely those workers are to quit the labour force altogether.

Jeremy Corbyn's camp has refused to deny claims that one of his senior allies urged him to quit the Labour leadership race.

The younger brother now faces the challenge of rebuilding relations with Blairites, who are aghast that their favourite son has been forced to quit the Labour front bench.

Lord Grabiner, Master of Clare College, Cambridge, has also quit the Labour benches, stating that he has "nothing in common whatever with Mr Corbyn".

The answer is that men have been quitting the labour force even faster.

The US unemployment rate dropped to a four-year low last month of 7.7%, but the latest fall was driven in part by people quitting the labour force.

The former communities and local government secretary, who was embroiled in this summer's expenses scandal, succeeded in ruffling plenty of feathers after quitting the Labour frontbench when she cheekily chose to don a brooch bearing the mischievous slogan "rocking the boat".

Suspended Liverpool councillor Jake Morrison has quit the Labour Party to stand against Labour MP Luciana Berger at the next general election.

The "ruthlessness" of politics may have affected Morrison himself, having quit the Labour Party in 2013 following a row with Liverpool Wavertree MP Luciana Berger.