Sentence examples for stable labour from inspiring English sources

It has a diversity of economic activity and fairly stable labour relations.

Prices are stable because German governments, at all levels, recognise that housing affordability and a stable labour supply where you need it go hand in hand.

Freedom of association for agricultural workers has also been achieved in most countries, although this is more readily achieved in big plantations with a stable labour force than in the traditional subsistence-farming sector.

This figure also indicates that insured workers tend to have more stable labour market careers.

These results do not offer a clear answer in terms of the capacity of the UIS to encourage stable labour market paths.

"Good quality, well managed, affordable housing is a key component of our economy's infrastructure, providing direct jobs through construction and the conditions for stable labour markets that are so critical in supporting growth".

The emperors wanted to ensure tax revenue and, for that, a stable rural labour supply.

It lowers borrowing costs for homebuyers but it indicates that the economic outlook may not be as stable as Labour would have you believe.

The EIU says that the Dutch business environment has no obvious weaknesses: its political system is stable, its labour market flexible and its financial sector efficient.

YouGov also stated that it would draw daily polling samples from people previously contacted in January and February 2015, and weight the data according to how those people said they would vote at that time (a period when the polls were broadly stable and Labour were, on average, slightly less than a point ahead).

The former describes institutional arrangements where people rely heavily upon community and family relationships to meet their security needs to various degrees, while the latter refers to arrangements which generate gross insecurity and block the emergence of stable informal labour market arrangements to mitigate these insecurities.