Labour

British centre-left party

Labour is a slightly formal synonym for work in the sense that effort is expended.

Manual labour is physical work; skilled labour is work that requires some skill: The economy has a skilled labour shortage.

Labour characterizes work or workers generally in terms like labour union and labour statistics.

Labour is also the period of a pregnancy that immediately precedes birth.

To labour is to work.

When Labour is capitalized it may stand for Labour Party, a political party that favors workers, or Labour Day, a U.S. holiday that honors working people.

The American spelling is labor.

movement

union

Joining into one

dispute · movement · solidarity · organizing · membership · negotiation · representation

politics

election

Organized public voting

coalition · majority · parliament · Westminster · Downing · cabinet · minister · MP · candidate · campaign

party

socialist

Proponent of collective ownership

Corbyn · Blair · Wilson · Attlee · manifesto · backbencher · whip · constituency

Categories
Opposites
work/effort

Labourrest

Cessation of activity

leisure · idleness · laziness · relaxation · inactivity

uk political parties

LabourConservative

Right-leaning party supporter

Tory · Conservative Party · Tories · Thatcherism · Republican

economic class/production

Labourcapital

Wealth used for investment

management · ownership · employers · capitalists · bourgeoisie

Phrases
Family

labor, elaborate, laborer, labored, laboring, laboratory, collaborate, laborers, laborious

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