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91. The enterprises run by local people in China can make use of the internal labour market, reduce the rate of employee turnover, increase the capital accumulation of manpower, and realize the...

92. Labour market reforms should help to facilitate appropriate wage-setting, as well as labour mobility across sectors and regions.

93. Economic research puts this down to increased flexibility in the labour market.

94. The case for more reform, especially to the labour market and welfare state, is unanswerable.

95. Rural labour market brought redound to education from many channel.

96. In some states, retirement ages are linked to economic growth, in others, to labour market indicators and the financial health of pension funds.

97. But to maintain fast growth as the labour market tightens, China's floating population will have to drop anchor.

98. German wage - setting has become less centralised and the labour market freer, at least at the margins.

99. So top billing should go to deregulating cosseted industries and reforming the labour market.

100. Demographically, by freeing the labour market and operating a colour-blind immigration policy, the reforms have created an increasingly cosmopolitan society.

101. The internal labour market plays a very important role in the management of enterprises' manpower resources.

102. It also confirms the tight labour market,[http://sentencedict.com] potentially a source of wage inflation.

103. The pattern is that of an economic upturn beginning to press on primary producing capacity, and in the UK on the labour market too.

104. On the wider labour market survey measure , an alarming 18.3 % of 16 - to 25 - year - olds are unemployed.

105. Ms Elder said countries including the UK run the risk of generating a "lost generation" of people who are shut out from the labour market.