Sentence examples for stable labor from inspiring English sources
Poland, a nation of 38 million people, lives far more from domestic demand, and that depends on a stable labor market.
Poland, a much larger nation of 38 million people, lives far more from domestic demand, and that depends on a stable labor market.
An increasing number of farmers have been testing the alternative of raising crops across the border where there is a stable labor supply, growers and lawmakers in the United States and Mexico said.
Temporary employment does not produce segmentation if it is merely a transient experience that leads to stable labor market inclusion.
A long period of absence may indicate a stable labor residency abroad, better pay and stronger channels for remittances.
Improvements in credit conditions and a more stable labor market were largely responsible for demand for consumer durables, led by cars (up 27.6%), mobile phones (up 31.2%) and domestic appliances (up 18.7%).
The stable German labor market, despite poor weather that would normally suppress hiring, is a sign that "most firms do not expect the currently weak economic environment to persist for much longer," Thomas Harjes, an analyst at Barclays, wrote in a note.
New York's garment manufacturers began to move their work to Chinatown in the nineteen-seventies, in search of stable low-wage labor, so they could avoid the inconvenience of sending work to Hong Kong or the Caribbean.
Germany kept its level stable, while unit labor costs were rising substantially in the United Kingdom, France, and the United States; they were declining strongly in Japan.
But more than three decades into this relentless war against the "social" state, most people are yet to enjoy the promise of equitable prosperity under market-dominated capitalism, which has been anchored by a "minimalist" state, whose primarily job is to ensure secured property rights and the stable supply of labor for global capital.
The first one is what can be called the old agenda, which corresponds to issues generated by a model of stable and protected labor relations based on a lifetime career.
