Sentence examples for contract labor from inspiring English sources

Among the many Americans who will vote in the 2016 presidential elections are millions whose ancestors faced restrictive immigration policies such as the Chinese Exclusion Act and the Alien Contract Labor Laws of the 1800s, which prohibited certain laborers from coming to the United States.

In the seventies, corporations lowered costs by hiring contract labor and leasing medallioned cabs to drivers.

Saviano explains: "The expression 'to do a piece' came from contract labor or piecework.

"Hopefully, something will come open pretty soon," he said, noting that he was looking into contract labor in Iraq or Afghanistan.

Either way, the sugar industry in Hawaii gradually gained political and economic power in the kingdom, eventually instituting a form of contract labor that verged on slavery.

Some Germans fret about E.U. rules that allow low-cost contract labor from new member states in Eastern Europe to work in Germany, undercutting union-negotiated wages.

CV Lengtat started using contracted labor in 2000, Ms. Luluk said.

The company anticipates that once other airlines start to renegotiate their contracts, labor costs will rise through the industry, narrowing American's cost disadvantage.

Compared with Scriabin or the young Prokofiev, Stravinsky was musically Russian in a very old-fashioned way, but the conditions of his contracted labor demanded it.

Magic will still have its free tier, where you only pay if Magic buys you something or contracts labor for you.

Once the project is over, the contracted labor returns to the small firms, forcing them to find new projects and pay them for the non-work period, which can be expensive.