Значения термина flexible labor на английском

Fiat has fought a long-running battle over flexible labor contracts in Italy.

He believes that, too, can be explained by flexible labor markets.

However, the conglomerates that have driven South Korea's emergence as an industrial power support more flexible labor laws.

The government has notched some smaller legislative successes, including more flexible labor regulations that came into effect last month.

Low taxes, easy immigration and flexible labor laws have been among the attractions, along with an abundance of available land.

Have we gotten more stupid? Van Reenen and Pessoa propose a single answer to these two mysteries: flexible labor markets.

One question Giuliano and her colleagues don't ask is how technology might change the trade-offs between flexible labor markets and close families.

Calderon said Brazil should focus on a more flexible labor market and major infrastructure reforms to attract foreign and local private capital.

The NGOs said India's footwear industry is not unique - shoe industries in many countries rely on homeworkers providing low-cost flexible labor.

The relatively benign workings of flexible labor markets that Van Reenen describes are in response to the cyclical shock of a recession.

Consumer demand, and a willingness among individuals to join a growing pool of cheap and flexible labor, shows on-demand is here to stay.

Acemoglu doesn't doubt the positive economic effects of flexible labor markets, but he has begun to be concerned about their political and distributional consequences.

The hearing comes as on-demand companies like Uber, Lyft and Postmates surge in popularity and reach, creating a vast pool of cheap, flexible labor.