Sentence examples for construction labor from inspiring English sources

The Hispanic population of neighboring Jefferson Parish, home to many of those who came to fill the city's ravenous appetite for construction labor, jumped by 65 percent.

The firm was Smith Currie & Hancock in Atlanta, which was, and still is, one of the premier construction labor law firms.

"We find an increase of college kids who are working outside the normal college market, as sales clerks, in construction labor, department stores, landscaping," he said.

Arkansas outlaws union shops, and union members make up only 5percentto10percentcent of the construction labor force here.

Durga is now considered nearly adult — too young to be hired for construction labor, working as her mother and sister-in-law do, but old enough to stay home and look after her nieces during the day.

Often hired for low-end jobs like construction labor and meatpacking, Hispanic immigrants in the United States die from workplace injuries at a far higher rate than other workers.

In this study, three configurations containing conventional activated sludge (CAS), extended aeration activated sludge (EAAS), and sequencing batch reactor (SBR) processes for a wastewater treatment plant in Tehran city were proposed and the total project construction, operation labor, maintenance, material, chemical, energy and amortization costs of these WWTPs were calculated and compared.

Uncertainty can be apparent in many different aspects of a construction project (such as labor productivity, the timing of information supply, and the cost of material resources) complicating the tasks of producing accurate estimates of project cost and duration.

All that construction required labor, too, so a stream of workers arrived from Spain, Portugal, France and elsewhere.

(According to a report in the Irish Times, Sinn Fein has raised twelve million dollars in the United States since 1995, from construction companies, labor unions, and movie stars like Angelica Huston and Martin Sheen).

But New York City needs a guaranteed funding source for its schools, or it can't make long-term construction and labor commitments".