Sentence examples for terms of labor from inspiring English sources

"You add into that a good kitchen, it costs more in terms of labor and it's a little more frantic".

"You're going to save money, they feel, in terms of labor because you are not paying meatcutters," he said.

"US Airways has considerable hurdles to overcome in terms of labor costs, and they have a lot of competition from low-cost carriers," Mr. Buchheit said.

The implication by Amtrak's inspector general that the railroad's work force can be compared to that of restaurant food service in terms of labor costs is a myth.

"The shrinkage in the labor force can create further pressures in terms of labor shortages," said Richard Deitz, an economist for the Federal Reserve Bank in Buffalo.

In November, voters rejected that new version of the law, but the Legislature quickly passed a third version, which also allows relatively broad powers to change the terms of labor contracts and which will take effect this month.

Also, significance can be noticed on annual labor productivity growth, even though the proclivity is negative and can be interpreted in terms of labor-intensive allocation of capital and investments.

Undocumented workers can "displace," to use the term of labor economists, African-Americans and other minorities who are young and seeking their first jobs or older minority workers with few skills.

Positive benefits of birth companionship was evidenced in terms of shorter labor, lesser need for pain relief and greater birth satisfaction among women with birth companions during labor in studies in Mexico, Jordan and United Arab Emirates [ 59- 61].

Witness, for example, the repeated "renegotiations" of the terms of the labor contracts between the United Auto Workers and that other group of bailout recipients, the American automobile industry.

Mr. Lüschow said the increasing flexibility of companies in terms of wages, labor costs and recruitment was one reason for the decline in the number of unemployed.