Sentence examples for changes to labour law from inspiring English sources
The French president is embarking on unpopular changes to labour law and other reforms he hopes will reinvigorate the economy.
But in its World Report 2016, Human Rights Watch said the proposed changes to labour law failed to go far enough.
He says the government would need to consider legislative responses including changes to labour law, tax, superannuation, safety, injury compensation and even welfare, after the Productivity Commission said the rise of the gig economy and automation could require consideration of a universal basic income.
See articleChile's main trade-union confederation held a general strike, calling for a bigger state pension, changes to labour laws and higher taxes on business.
In 2010, the authorities also rushed through changes to labour laws designed to fend off demands from local unions for better working conditions.
Disgruntlement among students is a thorny issue because the government is seeking to avoid students joining potential protests against Macron's proposed changes to labour laws this autumn.
In the afternoon, thousands of leftwing and trade union demonstrators gathered in central Paris to warn against changes to labour laws.
See articleIn an early test of its commitment to reform, the new Spanish government approved a set of changes to labour laws designed to allow companies both to employ workers more easily, but also to sack them.
Indonesia is, like India, a populous, fast-growing country that is allowing rapid growth to undermine the case for domestic reforms, and key changes to labour laws and energy subsidies will be set aside for another year.
Whether that can be done in the current climate – where the government's proposed changes to labour laws have been challenged by the hardline CGT union for months – remains to be seen.
