Sentence examples for specialised labour from inspiring English sources
Early specialisation might allow us to compete in the ever more specialised labour market, but it equips us for nothing else.
But the latest generation of specialised labour platforms also raises the spectre of greater social inequality.
The main disadvantages of this technique are the difficult machining of the surfaces, associated costs and requirement of specialised labour.
The technique is a lightweight and dry solution that does not require specialised labour; it is reversible and minimally impairs the structure's integrity, thus respecting major restoration principles.
But monopsonies were widely thought to be exceptionally unusual – only found in markets for very specialised labour, such as professional athletes or college professors.
The dynamic interactions between these interrelated tasks and the organisation of specialised labour influences the success of problem solving (as does problem-solving technology) and consequently the number and extent of redesign feedback loops in the innovation process.
Formerly global head of Baker & McKenzie, in Chicago, where she specialised in labour law and antitrust, she has the disarming tendency of saying what she thinks.
This work relationship is a marriage of convenience that gives Lebanese opportunities they might not otherwise find at home with their country's limited job spaces, while giving the Gulf states specialised skilled labour that they demand.
A graduate says... Jane Blacklock, research and project officer, Impactt Limited, an ethical trade consultancy firm specialising in labour rights (www.impacttlimited.com) I originally started at Impactt as an intern in November 2006.
She trained as a lawyer and for more than two decades worked for a Chicago-based international law firm, where she specialised in major labour and anti-trust cases.
A chief of press at the party headquarters in Millbank until 1997, she specialised in handling difficult Labour national executive decisions before leaving to join the private sector as a lobbyist with Westminster Strategy.
