labor-intensive

the garment industry is notoriously labor-intensive, relying on cheap labor.

manufacturing furniture is a highly labor-intensive process requiring skilled workers.

agriculture remains a labor-intensive sector, especially in developing countries.

the construction industry is often labor-intensive, requiring many manual workers.

brick making is a classic example of a labor-intensive industry.

the company sought to reduce costs by automating the labor-intensive assembly line.

handicraft production is inherently labor-intensive, valuing skilled craftsmanship.

the diamond cutting industry is extremely labor-intensive and requires precision.

traditional pottery making is a labor-intensive craft passed down through generations.

the textile industry is highly labor-intensive, particularly in spinning and weaving.

despite automation, many industries remain significantly labor-intensive.