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Перевод: labour

[прилагательное]
лейбористский; трудовой;
[существительное]
труд ; работа ; задание; рабочий класс; рабочие ; усилие; родовые м`уки; роды ; потуги ;
[глагол]
трудиться; прилагать усилия; добиваться; подвигаться вперед медленно; подвигаться вперед с трудом; работать; испытывать качку; кропотливо разрабатывать; вдаваться в мелочи; мучиться родами; обрабатывать землю

Тезаурус:

1. In the car industry, control of the labour process through machine-pacing was also not generally regarded as a viable strategy by British management in the context of the existence of powerful labour organisations at the point of production and a desire to reduce the perceived increasing antagonism of labour to capital.
2. Among the unemployed, Labour actually did less well than in 1987.
3. It is more likely that in many situations there is a conflict of interest between capital and labour over this issue and thus a need to negotiate the outcome.
4. Labour unseated eight other ministers, Mr Michael Fallon (Education) in Darlington, Mrs Lynda Chalker (Overseas Aid) in Wallasey, Mr Colin Moynihan (Energy) in Lewisham East, Mr Christopher Chope (Roads) in Southampton Itchen, Mr David Trippier (Environment) in Rossendale and Darwen, Mr Francis Maude (Treasury) in Warwickshire North, Mr John Maples (Treasury) in Lewisham West, and Mr Nicholas Bennett (Welsh Office) in Pembroke.
5. The Liberal Democrats had a tougher view on controlling inflation than Labour, he said, including their commitment to an independent central bank.
6. The farmers of the region are predominantly peasants, who depend mainly on family labour, as nearly four-fifths of the agricultural sector are smallholders, cultivating one-fifth of all farmland.
7. Changes percolate through gradually, much helped of course if there are major social and economic changes, such as the shortage of young people entering the labour market, which will inevitably open doors for women.
8. How, it was being asked, could Labour have done better?
9. In periods of slump, for example, they may be drawn out of the labour market more quickly than other groups (particularly unskilled and semi-skilled older workers); in periods of labour shortage, the justification for retiring and becoming a "non-producing consumer" may be questioned as part of a campaign to call back or retain people in the labour force.
10. Labour will establish a network of one-stop advice centres providing them with access to high-quality specialist assistance.
11. The West German Labour Court, for instance, is empowered to settle labour disputes by means of statutory binding decisions whereas the Irish Labour Court acts only as a conciliation body.
12. We have seen that, under conditions of perfect competition in the aggregate labour and product markets, no individual firm or worker would be able to influence the equilibrium real wage.
13. Election night's first intimation of disaster for Labour came from Basildon.