Meanings of labour productivity in anglès

Ireland has continued to demonstrate strong levels of labour productivity in recent years.

Increasing wages need to be set against increases in labour productivity.

The campaign neatly coincided with a strong and sustained rebound in labour productivity.

As Europe's population ages, improvements in labour productivity will be key to higher living standards.

It says slow labour productivity growth accounted for about half of the slowdown in wages.

Andy Mukherjee Investors have another reason to wrinkle their noses at emerging economies: fading labour productivity.

Improvements in labour productivity could also help.

Nevertheless, the labour productivity gap between the European Union and key competitors has widened in the past decade.

Higher levels of productivity allow societies to reinvest in human capital, and smart investments result in higher labour productivity.

This is in part because a major driver of profits is labour productivity growth: doing more with fewer people.

According to HSBC, labour productivity growth in Asia, excluding Japan, has been slipping since 2007 along with economic growth rates.

The figures for industrial output, labour productivity and sales per employee in the Republic, while statistically accurate, give a false impression.

The worries about a wage-inflation spiral are exaggerated, given strong labour productivity growth and lack of collective bargaining in China, she said.

It might be underemployment, the rise of technology, the power of big business to pay lower wages or lower labour productivity growth.

In 2009-14, our labour productivity growth was the lowest in the OECD along with Mexico, Israel and Norway.

Most leaders (more than 80 per cent) are happy with their workplace's performance in the areas of labour productivity, wage costs and absenteeism.