Sentence examples for rising labour from inspiring English sources

The firm echoed reports of rising labour costs due to a shortage of skilled labourers, with the cost of building a house up 5%.

Businesses are also facing rising labour costs.

Meanwhile, whether prices were falling or rising, labour in Britain was increasingly discontented, articulate, and organized.

Rising labour costs will squeeze profit margins, which are at peak levels.

A rising Labour left is portrayed as treacherous, in league with terrorists and foreign powers.

He repeated warnings over rising labour costs in the company's new financial year.

Rising labour mobility and the accelerating pace of societal change mean that information goes stale more quickly than ever.

This is partly because of rising labour costs elsewhere, and partly thanks to a rule change by the European Union.

Like other manufacturers in China, Hon Hai faces rising labour costs, though it is better placed than most.

Chuka Umunna, a rising Labour MP, complains that the proposed fee "will disproportionately affect the less well-off".

From Japan's perspective, the threat of a flood of cheap goods from China is partially mitigated by rising labour costs in its neighbour's booming economy.