Sentence examples for tackle labour from inspiring English sources
And there is little political will to tackle labour costs.
He also faces difficult choices on how to tackle labour reform, competitiveness, resurrect moribund industry and protect France's generous social welfare system.
France should do more to tackle labour market segmentation, and remove "unjustified restrictions in the access to and exercise of professional services".
This week the government introduced last-minute amendments to the immigration bill in the House of Lords committee stage to increase the powers, remit and parliamentary oversight of the GLA to tackle labour exploitation.
He pledges that the Conservative's will tackle Labour's "debt, waste and taxes that risk pushing Britain into a new recession".
Against this background, we consider a broad range of policies that could, in principle, tackle labour market segmentation.
Instead the government should redouble efforts to cut the Brazil cost by, for instance, tackling labour laws and thus letting the private sector's animal spirits roar.
Given councils account for a quarter of all public spending, it is vital they continue to play their part in tackling Labour's budget deficit by making sensible savings through better procurement, greater transparency and sharing back offices".
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti are both tackling labour reform - mainly making it easier to hire and fire workers - as their next step.
The analysis controls for typically unobserved attributes such as a child's interest in school and educational ambitions and uses geographical variation in policies designed to tackle child labour and in labour inspection regimes to instrument child labour.
Noguchi said that because the family-based model of working was so common, it remained difficult to tackle child labour through a model of transparency in supply chains.
