Preposition: of

• love: Your weekly news page is a labor of love!

Converse of object

• induce: Starting that evening, and for the next day, different methods were tried to induce labor.

• exploit: Is that because little corporations exploit labor or the consumer less?

• force: In this modern, globalized world, forced labor is found on every continent, in every country, every economy.

Adjective modifier

• organized: She called on all workers to join WAC, which bears the banner of organized labor.

• unskilled: Among foreigners proceeding through British ports the proportion of skilled and unskilled labor is more evenly balanced.

• premature: I had premature labor, spent 3 months on bed rest, then no action near due date with same daughter.

• skilled: Machinery which intensified labor and deprived skilled labor of employment [ 8 ] .

Modifies a noun

• unionsoptions: Policy in new labor unionsoptions and if you don't promised to solve.

• organizer: Some are school teachers, labor organizers or students.

• aristocracy: It will not foster a " labor aristocracy " with the proceeds reaped from a conquered Iraq.

• union: For a long period of time he was also the head of a labor union.

• bureaucracy: The labor bureaucracy is an integral part of bourgeois society.

• participation: High rates will also place some limits on the labor force participation rates for women.

Noun used with modifier

• preterm: Pregnant women infected with syphilis are also at increased risk for miscarriage, preterm labor, and stillbirth.

• rand: Effects are primarily rand labor and outcomes probability of levels of care.

• slave: Forty acres and two mules was promised 100 years ago as restitution for slave labor and mass murder of black people.

• wage: Many of the formal factories get supplies from the informal factories where the majority of the children work as a wage labor.