labour force

英 [ˈleɪbə fɔːs]

美 [ˈleɪbər fɔːrs]

n.  (全公司或全国的)劳动力

法律

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• （全公司或全国的）劳动力
  all the people who work for a company or in a country
  1. a skilled/an unskilled labour force
     熟练 / 非熟练工人

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 劳动力；全体员工
  The labour forceconsists of all the people who are able to work in a country or area, or all the people who work for a particular company.
  1. Unemployment in Britain rose to 8.1% of the labour force.
     英国的失业人数已上升至占劳动力总数的8.1％。

双语例句

• We would retain the same labour force and the same skills, the same factories and the same power stations, the same financial sector and the same logistics networks.
  我们将保留同样的劳动力和同样的技能、同样的工厂和同样的发电厂，以及同样的金融部门和同样的物流网络。
• The welfare benefits and retirement security of the labour force shall be protected by law.
  劳工的福利待遇和退休保障受法律保护。
• Unemployment in Britain rose to 8.1% of the labour force.
  英国的失业人数已上升至占劳动力总数的8.1%。
• The mix of the labour force has also changed.
  劳动力的人口构成也发生了变化。
• It depends on whether the country can put its growing labour force to productive use.
  它也取决于国家是否能把日益增大的劳动力队伍转化为生产力。
• A demographic dividend tends to boost economic growth because a large number of working-age adults increases the labour force, keeps wages relatively low, boosts savings and increases demand for goods and services.
  人口红利倾向于刺激经济增长，原因在于大量处于工作年龄的成人增加了劳工数目，并保持薪水相对较低，促进储蓄，增进对货物和服务的需求。
• The farm labour force in some capitalist countries is running down.
  在某些资本主义国家里，农业劳动力在不断减少。
• The labour force is expected to grow by2% nextyear.
  劳动力预期明年将增长2%。
• One way to boost the skilled labour force might be to have rather more people working rather fewer hours.
  让更多的人参与工作，而减少工作时间，可能是增加技术工人的一条途径。
• It may cut down a labour force not only, and also may lighten worker's labour intensity.
  它不仅可减少劳动力，而且也可减轻工人的劳动强度。