Sentence examples for restructuring of the labour from inspiring English sources

Someone – acting leader, acting shadow chancellor or one of the four candidates – should be proactive in calling for rent controls rather than going along with cuts to the housing benefit necessary for the working poor, people with disabilities and victims of the restructuring of the labour market to have a decent home.

The relative scarcity of workers in the home and personal care sector has resulted in increased demand for migrant women, whereas the restructuring of the economy away from labour-intensive primary-sector activities such as agriculture has corresponded to saturation of the market for male migrant labour (Hondagneu-Sotelo, 2011).

This is probably best evidenced by the role of international financial institutions in the restructuring of labour markets and social protection policies, especially in low-income countries; but since the global financial crisis this is also increasingly the case in high income countries.

As a result, the global restructuring of labour markets has forced changes at the local level, with the effect of an increasing number of self-employed and immigrant or ethnic minority businesses (Strüder 2003).

Labour argues the restructuring of the NHS, which came into force in 2013, led to privatisation by the back door.

Writing in the Sunday Express, Labour's Keith Vaz also said government restructuring of the service had undermined police morale.

Agriculture employs most of the labour force.

I feel ashamed of the Labour party".

BBC coverage of the Labour conference.

on the doors of the labour ward.

McDonnell said Labour was proposing a four-point plan, comprising temporary nationalisation, restructuring of the business, reduced business rates and the use of British steel in public procurement.