"shared labor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to joint work that two or more people do together. Example: We were able to finish the project quickly due to the shared labor of the entire team.
Eventually, the settlers abandoned the principle of shared labor and contracted out to private work crews.
The Yankees are old and slow and ragged and flawed, and they are alive, through their force of will and experience and shared labor.
The arid landscape required extensive irrigation systems, and principles of shared labor made sense to people who were inspired by the theories of Karl Marx and Robert Owen.
This represents a shared labor mechanism in which zipping between nucleic acid strands is the actual target recognition mechanism while sensing of the R-loop arrival at the PAM-distal end just verifies the success of the full zipping.
Though not specifically feminist in its general aims, the "Resolutions" project emerges from the same feminist thinking that gave rise to "The Dinner Party": against patriarchal privileging of high art and masculine genius it pits domestic, traditionally female crafts and shared labor (with Ms. Chicago nevertheless receiving star billing).
As she did in her previous book, Bonds of Community, for an earlier period in history, Grey Osterud explores the flexible and varied ways that families shared labor and highlights the strategies of mutuality that women adopted to ensure they had a say in family decision making.
"They can't share infrastructure; they can't share labor costs".
Already growers are beginning to cooperate with nearby operations to plan and schedule for sharing labor resources.
Whether using H-2A labor from other countries or domestic crews, many growers could benefit from cooperation among businesses to share labor resources.
Wine grape growers will adapt and succeed in a variety of ways, whether by decreasing labor needs, increasing labor availability, or just getting creative about sharing labor and attracting more people into the industry.
We must learn to share labor, responsibilities and resources.
