Definition of "labor-market" []

• The supply of unemployed labor considered with reference to the demand for it. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "This is patent, else the scab would not loom so large on the labor-market horizon."
• "The latest labor-market snapshot, out Friday, gave cause for continued, if tepid, optimism."
• ""We want to raise a clamor in the streets of Spain against the labor-market reforms," said Ignacio Fernández Toxo, the head of Spain's largest union, in a news conference Saturday, although he stopped short of calling for a general strike."