- Look up
Labour,
labour, Labor, or
labor in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Labour or
labor may
refer to: Childbirth, the
delivery of a baby
Labour (human...
- The
Labour Party,
often referred to as
Labour, is a
political party in the
United Kingdom that sits on the centre-left of the
political spectrum. The...
- did not
exist in
large numbers. Instead, most
people were part of the
labouring class, a
group made up of
different professions,
trades and occupations...
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Labour Day is an
annual day of
celebration of the
labour movement and its achievements. It has its
origins in the
labour union movement,
specifically the...
- the
reduction of
necessary labour time so as to
posit surplus labour, but
rather the
general reduction of the
necessary labour of
society to a minimum,...
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Labour economics s****s to
understand the
functioning and
dynamics of the
markets for wage
labour.
Labour is a
commodity that is
supplied by labourers,...
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Child labour is the
exploitation of
children through any form of work that
interferes with
their ability to
attend regular school, or is mentally, physically...
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Labour –
Federation of
Labour Groups is the
formally registered name of a
collection of
political organisations in
Northern Ireland who
aspire to become...
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Forced labour, or
unfree labour, is any work relation,
especially in
modern or
early modern history, in
which people are emplo****
against their will with...
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employer on
behalf of its members,
known as the rank and file, and
negotiates labour contracts (collective
bargaining agreements) with employers.
Unions may...
