maniva
noun: A term that seems to be non-standard or specific to certain languages or regional dialects, as no common English word directly matches it. For the context here, it might be a localized term for 'manpower' or 'labor' in spoken language. as in strong fondness
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Example:The job market suddenly opened up as the maniva pool had increased after the recent construction projects.
Definition:A place where there is an abundance of available manpower for hire.
Example:The factory faced a maniva shortage due to seasonal changes in the agricultural workforce.
Definition:A situation where there is insufficient manpower in a certain area or industry.
Example:The company planned to implement a maniva shift to better align with the local night-shift pattern.
Definition:A change in the working hours or schedule of a labor force.
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