Sentence examples for standard labour from inspiring English sources

(Helping people that way has come to be standard Labour practice; last year, the Government sponsored a "smacking" bill and gave away six hundred thousand pounds to a group called the Anti-Bullying Alliance).

An alternative (or maybe complementary) policy might be to encourage broader ownership of capital, either as part of standard labour compensation or in lieu of some other income subsidy.It's not a sure thing that labour's share will keep dropping.

Section 4 outlines the expected impact in a standard labour supply model and presents simulation results of the programme effects.

This contrasts with standard labour markets models, predicting that a positive demand shock increases both employment and earnings.

Note that this is not much different from the usual assumptions about consumption and leisure in standard labour economics.

According to standard labour economics and agency theory, fee-for-service contracts are likely to induce higher service production than salary contracts and (pure) capitation contracts.

The chancellor wants to shift the political battle back on to the size of the national debt and away from living standards, Labour's best territory.

Qatari government statement, 18 May, re detention of BBC crew: "The Government Communications Office invited a dozen reporters to see - first-hand - some sub-standard labour accommodation as well as some of the newer labour villages.

With many families still facing a squeeze in their living standards, Labour argue that talk of recovery rings hollow.

Manufacturing costs in Australia and New Zealand can be at the higher end of global benchmarks, factoring in existing scale of facilities, environmental standards, labour and energy.

Workers fall through jurisdictional cracks as they're brought in by the federal government through programs like the currently hot-button Temporary Foreign Worker Program, but then get lost in the blurred oversight of employment standards, labour laws, and complaints or enforcement processes that vary from province to province.