Sentence examples for viable labor from inspiring English sources

The business upon which labor's new leaders are embarking this week, then, isn't just the rebuilding of a viable labor movement.

This dataset provides several important variables, including unemployment rate and viable labor force levels, and serves as an important indicator of economic health for a particular region.

However, in a commentary published Oct. 2, 2009, "The Truth About Jobs That No One Wants to Tell You," the now Public Policy professor at University of California, Berkeley, makes it clear that he doesn't know where viable labor growth must emanate from, or how it must be achieved.

A viable labor union still struggles for social justice there.

Her parents, initially excited at her prospects, grew worried with each additional internship, a cycle she feared was portraying her "as wishy-washy or not viable for paid labor".

We have a range of both mental and physical abilities that ensure we will remain viable in the labor market — as long as we remain open-minded and adaptable.

There appears to be potential to reduce operating costs by increasing pelletizer yield and/or automating pelletizer operations - two opportunities for engineered solutions in this sector that can render the operation financially viable even when labor costs are included.

There is lack of evidence supporting breast stimulation as a viable method of labor induction.

Hence, human roles remain viable in the foreseeable labor market.

One local president was removed from his position by the UAW, and a successor was treated as a heretic for wanting, as he put it, to "create a viable model for the labor union in our modern era".

Today it's really about globalization, not about outsourcing; it's how do I capture markets faster than the competition?" Even small businesses, which tend to depend on cheaper labor to remain viable, are seeing the wisdom in Immelt's argument.