Sentence examples for set of labour from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in places across England and Wales, a very different set of Labour politicians are grappling with the daily pressures of power.

That result must be read as a rejection of a whole set of Labour orthodoxies and hierarchies represented by those MPs who now want to reverse the outcome.

"Today's looser set of labour market data does present a decent case to keep policy on a wait-and-see footing for a while longer," said Philip Shaw of Investec.

It's hard lines for Jack Straw, whose failure to make the cut on this last set of Labour nominations before a widely predicted Jeremy Corbyn victory in the leadership election probably suggests his ship has sailed.

The measure is part of a set of labour laws introduced in May.

The Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) said it was another encouraging set of labour market statistics for Scotland but added that it was essential that "no one gets carried away".

TODAY Britain's Office of National Statistics released a new set of labour-market statistics.

Some see Mr Frank as a sly malingerer, others as a victim of the government's failure with Hartz IV, a two-year-old set of labour-market reforms.On January 2nd scores of journalists and a handful of demonstrators converged on the main square in Mainz for a public shaving of more job-seekers to tunes from Rossini's "Barber of Seville"—in a challenge to Mr Beck to find them job-seekers to

The evolution of wages in Italy is strictly linked to its institutional setting of labour relations.

Yet a structure written into law under the Popular Front government of Léon Blum in 1936, and since expanded, gives unions rights over the setting of labour-market and social-security rules.

A combination of jobs standstill and lack of momentum in pay therefore makes this the least positive set of UK labour market figures for some considerable time".