By this date there were also 62 boarding houses to cater for the labour demands at the smelter and on the increasingly busy waterfront.
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They satisfied labour demand for surrounding manufacturing and construction activities, and eventually gave birth to a rapidly growing population in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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The employer has the flexibility to scale up or down its labour demand, while employees have the flexibility to choose the shifts they want to work.
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The government also targets the horticulture industry with its Regional Seasonal Employer ( RSE ) Policy which operates to maintain employment standards while responding to high labour demand.
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In the summer of 1915, amid increased labour demand for World War I, a series of strikes demanding the eight-hour day began in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Also its work regularly contributes to EU debates on specific aspects of migration and asylum policy, for example, labour demand, irregular migration, family reunification and international students.
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A Firm's Labour Demand in the Short Run " A firm's labour demand in the short run ( D ) and an horizontal supply curve ( S )"
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A Firm's Labour Demand in the Short Run " A firm's labour demand in the short run ( D ) and an horizontal supply curve ( S )"
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When cotton growing started, the Bruce estates increased the labour demand to four or five months a year, mainly in the growing season, leaving tenants little time to grow their food.
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Thus, where Leontief assumed that, say, a fixed amount of labour was required to produce a ton of iron, a CGE model would normally allow wage levels to ( negatively ) affect labour demands.
