Sentence examples for serious labour from inspiring English sources

"We set the eight-week maximum limit so it could not become exploitative, or a serious labour replacement exercise.

A more serious labour politician, Harold Laski, was rediscovered and commemorated in two long biographies, one by Michael Newman and another by Isaac Kramick and Barry Sheerman.

Years of strong growth in the east, combined with a steady outflow of workers, have led to serious labour shortages that are driving up wages.

Corporate inspections are failing to detect these serious labour rights violations and are often only carried out at end-manufacturing units.

If the over-50s continue to leave the workforce in line with previous patterns, we would suffer serious labour and skills shortages which could not be filled by immigration alone".

So 11-year-old Li spends the night sketching barnet after barnet, marking stray curls, fancy bows and anything else that might get in the way of serious labour with a bold "X".

That would have sounded more serious than Labour was, and markets were anyway more likely to trust Conservatives.

Some assessed the pay offer as the toughest for 30 years, and as representing the first sign of how serious the Labour spending cuts are likely to become.

And second, because there is considerable slack in the economy, needed infrastructure projects can be completed at serious discounts; labour, materials, and equipment are all very cheap right now.

Enjoying such company suggests that Blair, Mandelson and others who cross the line are not serious about Labour politics, it's all a bit of a game, a job they do well.

Thus early retirement due to disability is a serious economic, labour market, work environment and public health problem.