Labour :
saothair
saothair, dúthracht, tionscal, tuirse, obair, post, gníomh, sannadh, fostaíocht, pian, anacair, mothú, pian saothair, iarracht, fómhar, dualgas, chóir, oibleagáid, fheidhm
saothair, obair, féachfaidh, teacht fíor, oiriúnach, bodhraigh, deacracht, ghlacadh deacracht, ag fulaingt, mhéadú, ilchasta, leathnú, fhorbairt, shoiléiriú, bheachtú, calss saothair, lucht oibre
antilaboursaothairdeacairlaboureroibrithelaboringsaothair
antilaboursaothairdeacairlaboureroibrithelaboringsaothair
Noun(1) a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages(2) concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child(3) a political party formed in Great Britain in 1900; characterized by the promotion of labor's interests and formerly the socialization of key industries(4) productive work (especially physical work done for wages
Verb(1) work hard(2) strive and make an effort to reach a goal(3) undergo the efforts of childbirth
(1) Low dose mobile epidurals are generally more attractive to women in labour than traditional epidural techniques.(2) Those who were less keen to compete for migrants could resort to convicts as casual labour .(3) Using casual labour has become a key means by which many employers seek to evade established standards.(4) It also aims to replace a number of full-time workers with casual and part-time labour .(5) He said there would be real implications for his company when he employed casual or part-time labour , and brought staff in and out.(6) they hire labour through agencies(7) Today there is a growing acceptance of illegal casual labour and a strong demand for it.(8) the price of repairs includes labour, parts, and VAT(9) He looks to struggles independent of political parties, the official labour movement, or any other organised forces.(10) The pregnancy went smoothly and Mrs Filer gave birth after being in labour for five hours.(11) Coming to the London docks he was shocked at the misery and poverty of casual labour and organized a docker's union.(12) The answer came when one delegate rose to address the notion of political action by the labour movement.(13) The result is that since the mid-1980s the organized labour movement was no longer a major social and political factor.(14) Both women spent four hours in labour and both gave birth to baby daughters.(15) The death of Glen Branagh is a warning to the labour movement and the working class that bloody sectarian conflict is not a thing of the past in Northern Ireland.(16) The tile company had callously sacked 29 regular workers and replaced them with casual labour supplied by Skilled.
Related Phrases of labour(1) labor union ::
aontas saothair(2) labor force ::
lucht oibre(3) labor pains ::
pianta saothair(4) labor market ::
mhargadh an tsaothair(5) manual labor ::
obair láimhe(6) labor cost ::
costas oibrithe(7) child labor ::
fostú páistí(8) forced labor ::
obair éigeantais(9) cheap labor ::
saothair saor(10) direct labor ::
saothair dhírigh
(1) labor union ::
aontas saothair(2) labor force ::
lucht oibre(3) labor pains ::
pianta saothair(4) labor market ::
mhargadh an tsaothair(5) manual labor ::
obair láimhe(6) labor cost ::
costas oibrithe(7) child labor ::
fostú páistí(8) forced labor ::
obair éigeantais(9) cheap labor ::
saothair saor(10) direct labor ::
saothair dhírigh
Synonyms
Noun
1. work ::
obair
3. task ::
tasc
4. childbirth ::
luí seoil
5. labor department ::
roinn saothair
6. parturiency ::
parturiency
7. labor movement ::
ngluaiseacht saothair
8. toil ::
toil
Verb
10. work ::
obair
11. strive ::
ag iarraidh
12. overemphasize ::
overemphasize
13. suffer from ::
ag fulaingt ó
14. grind ::
meileann
15. push ::
bhrú
Noun
1. work ::
obair
3. task ::
tasc
4. childbirth ::
luí seoil
5. labor department ::
roinn saothair
6. parturiency ::
parturiency
7. labor movement ::
ngluaiseacht saothair
8. toil ::
toil
Verb
10. work ::
obair
11. strive ::
ag iarraidh
12. overemphasize ::
overemphasize
13. suffer from ::
ag fulaingt ó
14. grind ::
meileann
15. push ::
bhrú
Different Formsantilabour, labour, laboured, labourer, labourers, labouring, labours
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