Sentence examples for severe labor from inspiring English sources

Iraq's most serious near-term problem is a severe labor shortage; roughly 15% of the work force is non-Iraqi, and several foreign companies have recently been asked to sign operating contracts in place of the Baathists' preferred turnkey, contracts.

The shocking fact is how slowly wages are rising in the face of severe labor shortages.

Nursing homes, facing a severe labor shortage, have long sought permission to hire such "feeding assistants".

The plan looks like a sensible way to help nursing homes cope with a severe labor shortage.

But can Best Buy and other retailers count on finding skilled employees in the midst of one of the most severe labor shortages the Island has seen?

Japan's largest companies reported that they faced the most severe labor shortages in 14 years, according to the central bank's December Tankan business sentiment survey.

The group helped arrange a letter signed by 65 members of Congress, who voiced "grave concern about reports of severe violations" of labor rights at Russell.

"In 1997 the IT industry began to heavily lobby Congress to increase the yearly cap on the H-1B category… to cope with a severe high-tech labor shortage," Matloff writes.

Nonetheless, our findings suggest that the obesity epidemic has not spared immigrants to the UK, but that obesity has a more severe impact on labor market outcomes for male immigrants than natives.

Physically, I had a severe hemorrhage during labor, and major tearing... so I could barely get up, sit, or walk.

The National Labor Relations Board is also approaching a crisis, and could soon lack enough members to do any work, dealing a severe blow to labor's ability to defend against workplace violations.