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labour force
(redirected from labor forces)

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labour force, (US) labor force
n → Arbeiterschaft f; (of company) → Belegschaft f
labour force labor force (Am) n → manodopera
labour force labor force (Am) n → manodopera


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Also, Brazil and Mexico are politically stable, have low-cost labor forces and an expanding middle class.
Inflation Casts Global Pall, But Brazil Is Still Shining by JOANNE VON ALROTH / Investors Business Daily
Rumors are percolating about just how much sublease space is going to hit the market as financial firms begin to cut their labor forces and downsize their offices while licking their sub prime wounds.
Financial firms sublease space starts to add up by Geiger, Daniel / Real Estate Weekly
They are just as surely local community problems as they are regional, national, and international problems that all industrialized labor forces, to a greater or lesser extent, now have to contend with.
Globalization and the American South by Ventura, Patricia / Journal of Southern History
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