Sentence examples for sticky labor from inspiring English sources
In North America and Europe, its two most important markets, the auto business suffers from "chronic excess capacity, no growth, sticky labor issues," he said.
But Mr. Feerick's experience as an arbitrator also encompasses sticky labor disputes at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
The Comets represent consistency, the best tonic for a league that, as a result of last year's sticky labor negotiations with the players' union, might be expanding too soon, too fast.
The St .Paul Chamber Orchestra's musicians and management have tentatively settled one of the stickiest labor disputes of the musical world this season, a conflict that has caused the cancellation of concerts since October.
With sticky short-run regional wages, regional labor market pressures are mainly expressed as movements in short-run regional employment.
Because bras are tricky to make and styles have to adapt to changing tastes, production relationships tend to be sticky, and the gloss of good labor standards only helps.
This finding contrasts with results obtained in standard sticky-wage models, which employ neoclassical labor markets at their core.
The design of optimal monetary policy is analyzed here for a framework with sticky prices and matching frictions in the labor market.
Golden pollen covering their back legs, the bees buzz around the frame I've pulled out of the restaurant's apiary, working in the wax, loose nectar and sticky propolis that are the fruits of their labor.
In places like Dawro, where the soil can be thick and sticky, footwear is generally considered unsuitable for outdoor labor.
