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Labor Supply
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The number of people working or available for work or service
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-- See Also the narrower term Job vacancies
--subdivision Job vacancies under types of industries, e.g. Construction industry--Job vacancies
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Here are entered general works on the strength of a country in terms of available personnel, including military and industrial requirements and reserves from the non-working population. Works on personnel in specific fields are entered under specific headings, e.g. Agricultural laborers; Chemists; etc
--subdivision Manpower under names of wars, e.g. World War, 1939-1945--Manpower
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Here are entered works on government policy and effort to affect the development, allocation, and utilization of human resources within a labor market. Works on management strategy for the acquisition, utilization, and improvement of the human resources of an enterprise are entered under Manpower planning
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Here are entered works on determining the extent to which regional economic change, especially in employment, results from national economic changes or from local conditions
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Here are entered works on the employment of workers at less than full time or at more menial or less skilled tasks than their training or abilities permit
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-- See Also the narrower term Work sharing
Here are entered works on the spreading of available work among members of a working group to avoid redundancy or layoff, or to equalize the distribution of income among them. Works on the sharing of one full-time job or position by two or more persons as an alternative to the traditional work week are entered under Job sharing
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