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It had become obvious from quite early in the Campaign that the Labour Party did not pose a serious threat to the Tories.

The coalition says the Labour government got less than it should have done for the money it poured into the public services.

And only a few people on the Labour left think the thing should be scrapped altogether, which would at least be neat.

But there was in her a certain pride and love of labour with which many members of the labour force have been blessed.

The Labour MP was criticised for walking out of a Muslim wedding last summer after learning that the guests would be segregated by sex.

One of the catalysts for the upward trend in wages is demographic, with a falling number of young Chinese entering the labour market.

Youngsters who have been jobless for a year or more tend to do worse in the labour market for the rest of their lives.

Such gloom is not what was promised in the early years of the Labour government.

In 1999 the Labour government made it a priority to reduce rough sleeping, the most visible form of homelessness, and renewed it in 2008.

The Labour Party is ready to strengthen cooperation with China in various fields, including closer inter-party exchanges.

The pattern is that of an economic upturn beginning to press on primary producing capacity, and in the UK on the labour market too.

The labour that was mine, removing them out of that common state they were in, hath fixed my property in them.

failure on the part of the employing unit to pay labour remuneration or to provide working conditions as agreed upon in the labour contract.

Many people seem to have dropped out of the labour force for good, perhaps to retire, collect disability, or return to education.

Migrants, he said, had mostly filled gaps in the labour market left by a welfare system that "paid British people not to work" .

Our comrade pointed out how the land was one of the means by which the labour of the workers was exploited by an idle class.

Three months after the coalition was formed, much of the Labour Party is still struggling to understand the zeitgeist.

Finally, I registered with the Labour Department. I learnt about the job market situation of other trades which had been unfamiliar to me.

The labour admInistrative department In charge shall command a correction and a fIne.

The rise seems to show that people who dropped out of the labour market when prospects looked bleak are now willing to rejoin it.

Making it work better was one of the main reasons why the Labour government created the post of mayor.

If the matter cannot be resolved through conciliation, the Labour Affairs Bureau will refer the case to the Public Prosecutions Office.

In 1995, when the Labour government lost power, he took a position as Senior China Consultant at a large Australian accounting company.

All the labour of man is for his mouth, and yet the appetite is not filled.

On the day that the baby is said to have been born, Grant was reported to be at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

The possibility that the majority of the labour force will work at home is often discussed.

I therefore intend to ask the Labour Party to set in train the processes needed for its own leadership election.

An increase in productivity means that you've made it the capital of the labour force, and the costs can be reduced to a minimum.

That certainly seems to be the view of many senior figures in the Labour and Conservative parties.

The most dramatic moment, though, was when the Labour MP Tom Watson called him a mafia boss, something he said was offensive.

The issue now is to see how the measures will be implemented, especially those concerning the labour market.

That scab union was a tool used by the capitalists in their vain attempt to damp down the labour movement.

Yet, though I feel proud of my achievements and sad at the direction the Labour party is now taking, my journey is not over.

Voters' immediate reactions to him in focus groups conducted by the Labour Party are said to border on the cruel.

But as the labour progressed, the husband felt fine, so he asked the doctor to go ahead and bump it up a notch.

But as the labour progressed, the husband felt fine and asked the doctor to go ahead and bump it up a notch.

and that the Labour Party is ready to exploit anti-EU sentiment.

Poor Dorothea felt a pang at the thought that the labour of her husband's life might be void.

It may try to deregulate the labour market a little, even if it is unlikely to challenge the country's powerful trade unions overtly.

Yet governments are often reluctant to leave migration flows to the labour market.

The labour administrative department in charge shall issue a warning and command a correction and impose a fine concurrently .

Rising commodity prices are not the only worry. The labour market is weak, with continuing jobless claims at a cyclical high.

But a more interesting choice is the labour minister, Ursula von der Leyen, who would be Germany's first female president.

The laws are "very up-to-date" , the labour minister, Carlos Lupi, said in December. He wants firing workers to become still pricier.

The Chancellor threw away the results of five years of painstaking effort by the Labour Government in getting down inflation.

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But these measures did not spike most dramatically when there was bad news about the labour market.

Leader of the Labour party Ed Miliband said "the whole country will be wishing them every happiness" .

Another reason is the flexible nature of our economy, in particular the labour market.

If the public and the Labour Party had known about any of this planning, there could have been an outcry.

I hope people like the fact we're not going to be cowed into toeing the Labour party line.

Advise on measures to be adopted by the Labour Department with a view to improving its conciliation service.

And the relative flexibility of the labour market here in the UK compared to others in Europe may also be a factor.

Having been told of Lansley's concerns over the reforms, the Labour party has called on him to speak out publicly.

The labour is cheap; the operating cost seems to be cheap.

I don't wish to harp on it, but I must remind you that Griffiths is an obscure member of the Labour Party.

Since that lull came as a surprise, however, no one can be sure that the labour market will conform to historical experience.

In 2000 the Labour government mishandled fuel-tax protests; the country reeled for a week.

Currently, and in the next five years, China has to create at least 20 million jobs to absorb the young people entering the labour market.

Imports and exports obviously contribute to a great deal of churning in the labour market.

It goes to the heart of party-funding problems, and also, say some, the battle over the future complexion of the Labour Party.

A member of the Labour party, another coalition partner, said that if the ultra-Orthodox were in heaven he would rather not go there.

Jobless claims had been on an improving trend and the reversal suggests that momentum in the labour market may have stalled.

First, rapid growth of the labour force has kept a lid on wages as tens of millions of farmers have left the land for urban jobs.

The Da Yao Bay company is in the labour and employment system reforming period as a state-owned enterprise.

The problem now engrossing the labour of European diplomacy is essentially the problem of the general equilibrium of Europe.

Ministers fear it will take time for the full impact of last autumn's financial trauma to show up in the labour market.

But he thinks they're a foreign sort of show, and that it's best to keep in the Labour Party .

The uproar over the labour dispute has drowned out Vale's insistence that it has kept all its "net benefit" commitments.

The increase in project duration normally translates into an increase in the cost of labour as the labour is deployed on daily wages basis.

"The labour market did not adapt to utilise these new skilled workers, " he says.

The labour market outlook is even worse, with double-digit unemployment for at least another year.

More children would increase the dependency ratio until they were old enough to join the labour force.

Since 2007, he has found, the share of the long-term unemployed that drop out of the labour force has fallen steadily.

Article The labour administrative department of the State Council shall be in charge of the management of labour of the whole country.

A plentiful supply of food, produced by only a fraction of the labour that was necessary even a few decades ago.

In the beginning, wage labour will be necessary and will remain possible whenever anyone likes to work on the labour market.

The damage caused by a male partner's presence in the labour suite was sometime long-term, he said.

Some goods and services cannot be imported, but the labour required to produce them can be.

The labour department will tell us on Friday whether the jobs situation improved in May, but there has been no sign of a surge in hiring.

At his death in 1953, the labour camps had never been so full.

As the labour force begins to shrink, the current pay-as-you-go pension system will become unsustainable.

To understand Blair, one must first dissect his relationship with the Labour party.

People who are out of work for a time tend to become detached from the labour market and struggle to return.

Some on Wall Street say it's a bad sign, attributing it to a decline in the labour force as people gave up looking for work.

Since spending depends on employment it is critical to determine whether the labour market will remain weak.

Until the labour market shows continuous improvement, consumer spending will not be sustainable.

Those out of work choosing to leave the labour force helped contain the rise in unemployment, now at 9. 5 per cent.

Policy must thus focus on liberalizing the labour-intensive services sector to help offset job losses in the export sector.

German wage-setting has become less centralised and the labour market freer, at least at the margins.

The labour force, the share of the working-age population that either works or wants to work is growing at a strangely subdued rate.

Cause of the high cost of materials, spare parts, equipment failure, low efficiency, increase use the Labour strength of the workers.

The Big Society's woes are not just a gift to the Labour Party.

Over the last 11 years, the labour relationship between an employer and an employee has changed in many ways.

The Labour Party is still continuing developing nowadays, and move to maturity day by day, move towards the modernization.

In an article for the Guardian today, Alexander says the Labour party has still got much work to do to prove it is credible on the economy.

Analysts at Deutsche Bank reckon that the labour deal could narrow the cost gap by a few dollars more.

The changes in the labour card and the work contract can be made only after 6 months from the original in case of change in profession.

Factory owners are uncertain whether it will serve to end the labour unrest that had been disrupting production in recent months.

With millions of workers unemployed, an impending slowdown in the labour supply might not seem much of a problem.

It is widely believed that China needs to grow by 8% a year to absorb new entrants to the labour market.

She was appointed (not elected) by the Labour Party to the House of Lords, from where she was sent to Brussels as trade commissioner.

When the labour troubles are past, Apple is likely to get a proper download-to-own deal with all six studios.

The system is simple, convenient adjustment, the labour intensity low, and easy production process control.

The stubbornly poor economic numbers vindicate calls for a slower pace of austerity , says the Labour opposition, led by Ed Miliband.

Even if job losses in construction and manufacturing begin to push up the unemployment rate, the labour market will still be tight.

The labour market had been largely freed, with centralised wage-fixing replaced by enterprise bargaining.

But tragedy strikes when she goes to bed to recover from the labour.

And an alliance of Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and independents can easily defeat the Labour lords, should they choose to do so.

In fact, Blair Derangement Syndrome is especially strong among the Labour-supporting chattering classes.

"I do not view the labour movement as part of the problem; to me it's part of the solution, " he declared.

MUSLIMS in Scotland have historically given their allegiance to the Labour Party, long seen as the champion of the underdog.

When a labour dispute arises , the parties concerned may apply with the labour dispute mediation committee of their own unit for mediation .

The Labour Party looks set for defeat in the general election which must be held by June 2010.

This makes it worthwhile persevering despite all the labour troubles, and making more of an effort to adapt to local customs.

In its manifesto for the general election in 2005 the Labour Party pledged full employment in every region by 2010.

The only work they do is to scheme to reap the benefit of the labour of others.

But to maintain fast growth as the labour market tightens, China's floating population will have to drop anchor.

For a decade or more, the labour market has been working better than before.

The Committee discussed the review on rest breaks and agreed that the issue should be put to the Labour Advisory Board for consultation .

That was the old rule of thumb for the growth needed to absorb new entrants into the labour market.

Minister Li Yizhong, responsible for the Labour Inspectorate in his country, said an investigation will already.

Occupation is the most trusted guide to class, but changes in the labour market have made that harder to read than when Orwell was writing.

Since the 2001 recession, however, the labour force has not grown as robustly as after previous downturns.

For all the labour-market pain, some areas are experiencing a strong rebound.

Studies of eight sectors that have minimum wages commissioned by the labour ministry show little damage to employment.

The Labour Advisory Board is now looking into the issues of minimum wage and standard working hours.

The labour union bargained with the management for a shorter working week when they negotiated the renewal of workers'contract.

Social integration through participation in the labour market should not exclude productive activity in other spheres of life.

Before the crisis, which led to millions of migrant workers losing jobs, wages were rising quickly as the labour supply started to slow.

"This has broad bipartisan support, and even the labour unions are relatively comfortable with it, " Mr Alden says.

In 2003, when it was abolished by the Labour government, Mr Cameron voted for only the partial lifting of the ban.

The labour market is too inflexible for an economy seeking rapidly to redeploy resources to higher - value industries .

The recruitment activities are conducted by Employment Information and Promotion Programme of the Labour Department.

The socialism of the Labour Party is obviously different from the socialist theory that Marx said, it serves for the capitalism in essence.

The best policy to deal with the aging population problem maybe is to enhance the labour skill, to fully make use of their capability.

In the early 1980s the jobless rate rose from 5. 5% of the labour force before recession started to 11. 9% three years after it had ended.

The Labour government was ignobly reluctant to meet the costs of its lengthy military engagements.

The college students'non-pay employment agreements, which violate the Labour Law, cannot be regarded as labor contracts.

The Labour Department's Telephone Enquiry Service handles enquiries on labour legislation and services offered by the department.

A school-based continuing education scheme for the elderly, jointly launched by the Labour and Welfare Bureau and the Elderly Commission.

The Labour Department published the results of its annual benchmark revision of previous employment data.

Firstly, its shrinking population is also an ageing one in which the labour force will decline as a share of the population.

During these years the labour movement of the United States has made great progresses.

The same poll indicated that the Labour party had risen two points since the start of the week to 30 per cent.

The labour contract of the private enterprise shall be put on file to the local departments of labour administration and management.

Spells out of the labour force will become less a mark of female exceptionalism.

Early-retirement programmes were introduced in an effort to clear space in the labour market for younger workers.

All this took a toll on the labour market.

Nowadays the labour service economy has developed into a new industry because of the amount and the scale of dispersal labour service.

For shame hath devoured the labour of our fathers from our youth; their flocks and their herds, their sons and their daughters.

New requirements for the termination of the labour contract and the corresponding economic compensation.

Its revelations about Stalin's policies and the evils of the labour camps were described as "a literary miracle" .

Specification of training and service periods, non-competition and qualification of the labour dispatch agents.

These criteria acknowledge that those under 28 may be highly skilled but will have had limited time in the labour market.

A twelfth part of the labour of making a plough is an appreciable quantity.

In society, deeping the labour value theory is of great significance to promote the reformation of distributation system of socialism .

The labour ministry had favoured tougher rules , including a right to block deals if they threatened big job cuts .

Mean and sterile places, where the product dose not repay the labour, must remain uncultivated and deserted, or people only by savages.

Within a monetary union this has to be addressed through internal devaluation via the labour market.

Immigration merits about a page in each of the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat manifestos.

"The city governments are saying, 'I need the labour force, but I don't want people', " he says.

Meanwhile, the biggest dangers lie in an area that politicians barely mention: the labour market.

So tight is the labour market that the economy of western Wyoming is suffering a first-world version of the resource curse.

There is now little ideological distance between the PT, whose roots are in the labour movement, and the PSDB.

"People are coming to appreciate his talents in a way the Labour party didn't before . . . I think there's a great affection for him now" .

Numbers showing the economy contracting again would be catastrophic for Mr Brown and the Labour Party.

In the past, the Labour Medal was an honour given mainly to excellent Chinese workers.

So far, the labour market has held up much better than in late 2008 when 20m migrant workers lost their jobs.

FOR several decades after the second world war it was boomtime for Japan's economy as a new generation of workers entered the labour force.

The Labour peer has made sweeping changes since becoming the first independent chairman of the FA at the start of the year.

After attacking the Government's economic policy, he went on to describe how the Labour Party would reduce unemployment.

THE Labour Party's strong showing in opinion polls over the summer should be treated with caution.

The previous SPD-Green coalition sought to reduce joblessness by trimming unemployment benefits and deregulating the labour market.

The resulting estimates of the labour force and employment thus depend heavily on what Census thinks the entire population is.

This requires major structural reforms aimed at improving the functioning of the labour, capital and goods markets.

At times, the atmosphere of the conference felt far more brazenly left-wing than the Labour Party's annual gathering usually is.

One senior figure concedes that the labour restrictions respond to "fears that are not so logical" .

It is easy to forget that even in developed countries they arrived in strength in the labour force only a few decades ago.

To my surprise, delight, annoyance, etc the Labour Party won the election, ie Their winning caused me surprise, delight, etc.

but most employee in the labour-concentrated enterprises are at the high degree, they should carry out managerial ownership incentive.

FOR several decades after the second world war it was boom time for Japan's economy as a new generation of workers entered the labour force.

The question is: will the labour market rebound as robustly as it has in the past?

Meanwhile, the Labour government has steadily been increasing taxation to pay for welfare and public services.

With the labour market so strong, and inflation still uncomfortably high, the central bankers were sensible to sound hawkish this week.

Through your financial due diligence process, you know the labour costs are low but you don't know what kind of labour they use.

The Conservatives lead the Labour Party by a stable but modest margin of around seven percentage points in the opinion polls.

The welfare benefits and retirement security of the labour force shall be protected by law.

During the labour holiday , Zhang peng goes to a sport camp. Amy goes to a computer camp.

Early on, Blair describes how he comes to realise that he, not Brown, is the right man to lead the Labour party.

Unemployment rose to one-quarter of the labour force in important countries, including the US.

The Lib Dems rightly point out that the Labour-Tory row over when to start cutting is camouflage for the unresolved issue of what to cut.

Welfare and education have been two of the biggest disappointments of the Labour era.

The labour droids were kind enough to offer Spanner shelter.

Dad has decided to make full use of the labour holiday that taking our whole family to Qing dao.

Nor does it include approximately 2m people who have entered the labour force since the recession began and are still without jobs.

It accuses the Labour government of reaching ever deeper into the "recesses of professional action and thought" .

And for a brief moment in the spring, the labour market actually showed signs of life.

It has brought the prices of materials and energy down sharply and slackened the labour market.

Tremaine was complaining about the Labour Exchange , the Court of Referees, the Trade Union .

All the above were subsequently forwarded to the Labour Advisory Board for consideration.

MONDAY was the Labour Day public holiday in Jamaica, but nobody had much fun.

A big mistake was the failure to address the labour market directly, perhaps by temporarily slashing payroll taxation.

Since Korean women started entering the labour force in large numbers, the opportunity costs of having children have risen sharply.

Now the labour minister, Ms von der Leyen is pushing hard for Germany to introduce Norwegian-style mandatory quotas for women in boardrooms.

His bold and highly personal speech to the Labour party conference in Manchester played well with delegates and union leaders.

He even smiled, content that the most difficult part of the labour he had set himself was over.

This means first enhancing human capital, including retrainingparts of the labour force, and increasing labour mobility.

The Labour government of Tony Blair wanted to modernise the EMRS used by the National Health Service in England and Wales.

Reforming the labour laws would be a good place to start.

coincided with a surge of workers back into the labour force to seek work.

Output will therefore continue to rise in the quarters ahead, as companies restock, returning the labour market to positive growth.

He joined the Labour Party when he left the university.

The AFL-CIO and Change to Win want a new commission to align immigration more closely with the needs of the labour market.

Question two asks how public enterprise transformation interacts with the labour system and the relation to social safety nets.

The invention of electronic computers makes it possible to free man from the labour of complicated measurement and computation.

As younger people enter the labour market they will demand a very different workplace, says Don Tapscott, another management guru.

The possibility that the majority of the labour force will work at home is a trend.

Floating Fortress, for example, has locked up in it the labour that would build several hundred cargo - ships .

Enacting policies aimed at eliminating age discrimination in the labour market and promoting a flexible retirement age.

Shortly before the war's end, Solzhenitsyn was arrested and sentenced to eight years in the labour camps.

WOULD the Labour Party really consider foisting a second unelected prime minister on Britain?

The Labour ministry has also exhorted employers to reduce dependence on recruitment of staff from overseas countries.

The Labour Officer was the head of the Labour Office which was then part of the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs.

The Labour government intends to wait for an international agreement.

They also have to promote and train women when the labour market does not supply enough.

If the labour force are competitive, you can accumulate capital faster and you can gradually move to more capital intensive industries.

The Labour party had just won a general election with an overwhelming majority.

That concern aside, this budget provides a needed lift to the labour market at an acceptable cost to the short-term budget picture.

Is there any measure to punish companies that intentionally break the labour law, arguing that they have reached agreements with workers?

Consumers' troubles are mounting as the boost from fiscal stimulus fades and the labour market worsens.

The Labour government tried to fix its rubbish problem more with sticks than with carrots, they say.

But this does not affect his value in the labour market at all.

Mom said that she stayed in the Labour room by endless pain, how also stop torture not down.

and if there were problems with violations of the labour law, Foxconn's own labour union was free to raise these issues.

The Labour Party has not taken a stand on the political position of the monarchy.

So did the Toyota Labour Standards Inspection Office, part of the labour ministry .

This intellectual training is translating into increased female participation in the labour force.

Prime minister agreed at meeting in 1980 the Labour minister should not be confronted with allegations.

"The labour market is likely to deteriorate, but the impact of the housing slump should fade as 2007 progresses" , he argues.

We will actively use our compensation practices to become an attractive and competitive employer in the labour markets in which we recruit.

Company must first contact the Labour Department before employing underage personnel .

Even when the number of young people drops, the labour supply is determined by more than demographics.

In particular, given the labour market situation, wage developments should remain moderate.

Practice the labour intensive self-cultivating vegetable plant, and extend to self-cultivating farms.

If in doubt, employers and employees should consult their lawyers or the Labour Relations Division of the Labour Department.

Although women make up nearly half the labour force, most are in lower-wage sectors, particularly domestic service.

For Len Duvall, the Labour leader in City Hall, Mr Johnson ruffles few feathers precisely because he is not pursuing a radical agenda.

The big price difference between locally manufactured goods and the cheap imports is much more than the labour factor.

The literacy rate for women in Tunisia is now over 70%, though only 27% of the labour force is female.