The higher the wage offered, the more people are willing to sacrifice their time and supply of labour
Working Conditions
Attractive working conditions encourage a higher supply of labour to the workforce and vice versa
Human Capital, Skills, Experience, Education/training Levels
Acquiring these may be difficult so there may be a lower supply of labour to firms/industries that require a higher level of education. Changes in availability of education will influence skill levels in the workforce.
Occupational Mobility of Labour
The ease which workers can move from one job to another to take advantage of higher wages or better conditions
Geographical Mobility of Labour
The relative ease with which workers can relocate within a nation or region to find jobs that require their skills
Participation Rate
Individuals may not want to participate in the labour force because they
