Sentence examples for removed labor from inspiring English sources
Again with little change in Labor's vote but with the Playmander removed, Labor won 27 of 47 seats at the 1970 election.
Technocapitalism has always been driven by a logic of displacement: of technology as a means of removing the middleman between suppliers and their customers, and of removing labor as a mediating presence between corporations and their profits.
(Gallup puts it at 18.4%.) Removing labor market hurdles will reduce these numbers.
They could not be free to support themselves through traditional mobile hunting and gathering practices that removed their labor from white supervision and tied up valuable natural resources.
One year removed from labor negotiations that threatened the 2011 football season, the N.F.L. is stuck in a contract dispute again, this time with all of its hundred and twenty referees.
Usually only the upper layers of the concrete structure are contaminated and are removed using labor-intensive mechanical milling processes.
Mr. Schröder's fate has not been lost on officials in countries like Spain and Italy, who have often dragged their feet on removing sclerotic labor rules.
The Nassau County executive, Thomas R. Suozzi, has asked the state's Public Employee Relations Board to remove a labor contract arbitrator who had been appointed in the waning days of the administration of Mr. Suozzi's predecessor, Thomas S. Gulotta, despite the arbitrator's reputation for awarding generous pay raises to police unions.
Industries that leverage advanced robots that assist a skilled workforce will remove cheap labor from the equation, and make the U.S. competitive.
This solution definitively has some value since it would remove the labor market rigidity that leads to a visibly unfair distribution of job security and market risks and limits transition possibilities to permanent jobs.
Has the collapse of the union movement removed not only labor's political muscle but its beating heart from the consciousness of the powerful?
