Sentence examples for urban labour force from inspiring English sources

Some Egyptians were conscripted into the urban labour force, but most were drawn by the expanding economic opportunities.

More than 99% of the urban labour force worked for the state in 1978; by 2011 only 18% did.

While many still practice their traditional craft, many more are part of the broader agricultural and urban labour force.

Moreover, revolutionary Marxist parties grew simultaneously with an industrialized, urban labour force, so that political ideas especially revolution and Socialism helped to give definition to workplace struggle.

Unlike China, where the surge in factories assembling goods for export brought millions of migrant workers into the formal urban labour force, India's formal workforce has barely grown since 1991.

Urban area labour force amounts to about 42,000 persons, of which about 66%% of the city of Cosenza, and the remaining 34%% the city of Rende.

Table 2 Resident employment data   Cosenza Rende Urban area Resident labour force 27,831 14,477 42,308 Resident employed persons 21,529 11,844 33,373 Resident persons employed in agriculture 419 224 643 Resident persons employed in industry 2,898 1,660 4,558 Resident persons employed in services 18,212 12,110 28,172 Resident employees 16,577 8,905 25,482.

Secondly, rapid economic expansion in urban areas has created massive rural to urban movement in the labour force.

Relying heavily on government funds, the urban health care system was established to cater for the health care needs of the urban elites and the labour force vital to the urgently needed industrial expansion.

The additional individual controls are: gender, education levels, marital status, number of children, labour force status, urban or rural residence, region of residence, an indicator for whether both parents are immigrants from different countries, and an indicator for whether they are from the same country.

There is an increasing trend of temporary migration from rural to urban areas among the young labour force because of better employment opportunities [ 11].