Labor Market in a sentence

US Labor Market Resilience: Friday's labor market report underscores the resilience of the US economy, potentially altering the trajectory for Fed policy decisions and challenging the prevailing narrative of an impending easing cycle.

While the public work scheme still remains the main active labor market policy, it has had limited success in bringing participants back to the labor market.

He has studied the economic benefits of sorting in the labor market, the ineffectiveness of active labor market programs, and the economic returns to education.

Recent work has attempted to improve the linkages between education and the needs of the labor market by linking labor market data to education loan pricing.

Conrad DeQuadros, a senior economic advisor at Brean Capital, that excess labor demand is declining and the labor market is rebalancing.

Continued strength in the labor market due to “labor hoarding” is another reason why the economy could avoid a serious downturn, according to Zandi.

In addition, the steady tightening in the labor market for those employed at our production facilities may continue to lead to increased labor costs.

She also argues that by expanding the labor supply by offering policies that are more supportive of caregiving, the government could reduce inflation without trying to cool the labor market.

Despite demand for her harvests, Guirguis, whose entire career has involved job creation and the labor market, told her expanding wouldn’t be smart because the industry’s labor shortage would make hiring enough workers hard.

Labor pressures, from unionization efforts to rising wages, are shaking up the labor market.

That many survive to enter the workforce here is also apparent since the labor market searches for the lowest common denominator in labor costs in producing less expensive products and services.

Earlier on Friday, Labor Department data showed job growth accelerated in May and the unemployment rate dropped to 3.8 percent, pointing to rapidly tightening labor market conditions that also showed wages rising solidly.

No other PM has ever done more, so fast, to make it easy for businesses to hire foreign labor, and to loosen the immigration restrictions, as well as pledging to allow almost half a million foreign workers to enter the labor market in just 2 years.

In May 2012 a radical labor reform had made for a more flexible labor market, facilitating layoffs with a view to enhancing corporate's confidence.

Labor economics examines wages, employment, and labor market dynamics.

Much of South Korea's recovery from the Asian Financial Crisis can be attributed to labor adjustments (i.e. a dynamic and productive labor market with flexible wage rates) and alternative funding sources.

The creative rewards of work in the entertainment business attracts labor to the industry, creating a competitive labor market which demands a high level of commitment and performance from employees.

Because of the tight labor market, he said this is a great time for those in the market for a new job.

Coming off the back off sticky inflation, a softening labor market, and persistent global macro and political volatility, the market's anxiety for a soft landing was apparent - you could cut the tension with a knife.

Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in January indicates that the labor market remained strong through February and economic activity rose at a moderate rate.