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Such… such a labour's not for me.
I won't have a lot of time to devote to it,so it would be more of a labour of love sort of thing.
No, but establish a labour court to preempt and mediate strikes.
In the last analysis it is a labour certificate.
I wish you, a Labour Prime Minister, the same success that the Conservative, John Major, had in 1992.
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He is a former university lecturer, who has been a Labour member of Birmingham City Council since 1980.
There was a labour shortage in the offshore industry already for a couple of years ago, while the rest of society was busy talking about unemployment and green energy.
During a recession such as this, there is no longer a labour shortage, but rather a job shortage.
Had I been voting as a Labour backbencher in the plenary I would have voted in a similar way as I did in committee.
To get my daughter-in-law elected, 220,000 votes were needed at the recent general election;to elect a Labour member in Scotland required 23,000 votes.
Suddenly we have a Labour British Prime Minister talking about low growth in Europe, talking about unemployment in Europe, talking about the failure of European economic policies and common policies.
Economic migration provides an opportunity for a country, but it cannot be a panacea for all ills, from an ageing population to a labour shortage.
Would he also note the hypocrisy of Mrs Crawley for in fact it was a Labour Government which imposed VAT on food in 1974 with Mrs Shirley Williams as the then Prices Minister.
In my opinion, the major problem facing the future labour market is that we realise that within quite a short while, we will have a labour shortage across the European Union.
The fact that a Labour chair of committee led this campaign, in the face of intense lobbying by the perpetrators of this cruel and obscene trade, is crucial in realising its success.
But even with this influx, the working population in Europe will decrease by 2060 by almost fifty millions, andwithout immigration the EU countries must calculate with a labour shortage.
A Labour source in The Independent 26 Jan. 2009"Package after package has come out in a panic-stricken stream from the Government and a lot of that money's already been lost.
Perhaps I can explain what was going on in London andwhy they came to a Conservative Member of the European Parliament rather than go to a Labour MEP, or indeed to himself.
I voted in the REACH debate as I did because, as a Labour MEP, I support the overall objectives of REACH: the protection of human health and the environment through increased knowledge about potentially hazardous chemicals.
The number of Central and East Europeans working in France is far less, for instance, than the number employed in the UK, even thoughthe decision was made by Paris three years ago to gradually remove the restrictions in those professions where there was a labour shortage.
These actions include the creation of an internal market, a labour market, the right conditions for restructuring and the creation of businesses and the growth of innovation, while simultaneously doing away with unemployment and increasing wages.
First of all, the directive does not, in any way, prevail over European agreements or agreements between certain Member States and the countries of origin,who draw up lists of professions to be excluded from its scope to ensure ethical recruitment in sectors hit by a labour shortage.
The recent increase in immigration has been credited[by whom?] to a labour shortage due to the booming economy at the time, as well as to the lifting of restrictions on the movement of people from the countries that were a part of the 2004 enlargement of the European Union.
The state now looms far larger in many parts of Britain than it did in former Soviet satellite states such as Hungary and Slovakia as they emerged from communism in the 1990s,when state spending accounted for about 60% of their economies.A Labour source in The Independent 26 Jan. 2009"Package after package has come out in a panic-stricken stream from the Government and a lot of that money's already been lost.
The conversion of this elegant house was a labour of love for the owners and they have made it a truly beautiful spot, with a host of carefully thought through details and a great eye for antiques and fine pieces throughout.
If this report were applied literally, it would prohibit an opera company from declining to hire men in soprano roles,it would prohibit a Labour politician from declining to have a Conservative as their press spokesman, and it would prohibit a Catholic school or hospital from preferring to employ its own co-religionists.
The explicit call for a more flexible labour market, a labour market that must have the necessary human capital with the best possible education and training to satisfy the demands of the international knowledge economy, which presupposes consistent investment in the fields of education and new technologies, is particularly important if we are to achieve the ambitious objective of becoming the locomotive of the world economy in this decade like the American economy was in the 1990s.
From 1999 until then, she had been a Labour member of the UK's upper house, the House of Lords(as Baroness Ashton of Upholland), where she held ministerial office with responsibilities successively for education, constitutional affairs, justice and human rights.