Meanings of labour demand in English

ANZ said labour demand was strong and firms were finding it difficult to get skilled staff.

This chapter deals with the confrontation of labour supply with labour demand, and the equilibrating dynamics.

It notes that changes in labour demand and supply post-2008 have led to more graduates competing for less roles.

These pressures are helping support labour demand, but inflation risks are rising as well, said CBA chief economist, Michael Blythe.

The data is related to the U.S. Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, a closely tracked measure of labour demand.

Staffline has been under pressure after taking a 15 million pound charge for potential fines for underpaying workers and has warned on labour demand.

CFO Robert van de Kraats told Reuters last week that current labour demand was "consistent with the early phase of a cyclical recovery".

Fás senior economist Brian McCormick said the recent drop in vacancies and apprentices coupled with falling immigration suggests realignment of labour demand and labour supply.

Employment rose by just 30,000 -less than 0.1% -over the past six months as both labour demand and supply weakened.

Labour demand remains strong as the percentage of employers reporting vacancies continues to increase.

Labour demands fair treatment-notas a concession, but as a right-andLabour has felt its power.

The increasingly vociferous labour demands are seen by some analysts as eroding the country's attractiveness to foreign capital.

And yet, in this vastly more complex and interconnected world, Labour demands blind obedience to its top-down nostrums.

The labour demanded at this period by pastoral visits in a diocese so extended may readily be imagined.

The agreement is not perfect but at least avoids cliff-edges and protects EU citizens' rights -both Labour demands.

I meet others who account the sleeping accommodation good, the bread excellent, and the labour demanded no more than reasonably adequate.