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labour force

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labour force, (US) labor force
nArbeiterschaft f; (of company)Belegschaft f
labour force labor force (Am) nmanodopera
labour force labor force (Am) nmanodopera


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Finally, the collectively negotiated regime uses labour-intensive work organization, deals reasonably with a unionized labour force, and maintains a high level of output traced to a relatively stable form of negotiated commitment.
4 hours per week, as the people working the most number of hours per week, according to the 2005 Statistics Canada Labour Force survey: 1
The report, published in the December issue of Education Matters, uses Labour Force Survey data.
 
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