Sentence examples for cross-border workers from inspiring English sources

Foreign workers (cross-border workers from our three neighbouring countries, as well as foreign residents) account for no less than 72% of our total workforce.

And as always, there are some who make a small profit out of the crisis — like the cross-border workers of Lombardy, who receive their salaries in Swiss francs increased in value by the weakness of the euro.

The Swiss federal statistical office released figures recently showing that while the average disposable income of a Swiss is roughly $55,000, that of cross-border workers like the Italians is about $48,000.

Half of the cost would be due to a drop in tourist visits, 38 per cent because of the impact on cross-border workers and 12 per cent to the additional cost on freight transport.

"The alleged missile throwing is reported to have come from the area of the motorcycle lane, which at the time was full of cross-border workers unable to return home," he said.

Migration from and within the West African sub-region has included temporary cross-border workers, traders, farm laborers, professionals, clandestine workers and refugees.

Her proposal would link the right to immigrate not to a job offer from an employer but to membership in a cross-border worker organization — a kind of transnational union.

Whether it is economic in higher gas prices, visa restrictions on cross border workers in Moldova, the banning of imports from Moldova or less likely the annexation of Abkhazia or South Ossetia.

Apart from an immigrant who migrates to another country usually for permanent residence, cross-border migrant workers (MWs) such as Myanmar migrant workers (MMWs), Cambodia migrant workers (CMWs), and Lao migrant workers (LMWs) usually migrate to Thailand as they are subject to the registration of work permits based upon policy and domestic demands of labor forces in Thailand as a host country.

On the other hand, local border people with malaria infections are more vulnerable to coinfections with lymphatic filariasis or human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), as compared to those cross-border health workers.

But the North's decision to cut off military hot lines with South Korea on Wednesday was taken more seriously in Seoul because the two Koreas have used those four telephone lines to control daily cross-border traffic of workers and cargo traveling to the North Korean border town of Kaesong.