Sentence examples for developing country workers from inspiring English sources

Some ninety percent of developing country workers work in the private sector.

The globalisation of the labour market has exacerbated the health worker shortage in developing countries, as workers trained in those countries, or at their expense, are attracted to work in richer countries [ 1].

For example, she provides no source for the claim that "HIV… typically infects 50%90%% of a developing country's sex workers".

Engagement will expose developing countries' firms, workers and governments to the higher labor standards that prevail in wealthy nations, promoting the improvements that workers around the world so desperately need.

However, as the developed country health workforce diversifies in remote and rural areas, workforce planners may benefit from utilizing developing country models for worker substitution, mobilization, recruitment, and retention.

Without solid numbers, many have assumed that most of the offshored jobs go to developing countries where workers are paid near-poverty wages in less than ideal working conditions.

As he suggested, there are proven uses for cellphones in developing countries: migrant workers use them to call relatives back home and farmers use them to check crop prices.

73percentt (approximately 23 million) of developing country fishers and fish workers live in Asia.

But this is not a poor or developing country problem: there are child workers too in rich countries, including the US and Western Europe.

An international convention on migrant workers' rights does exist, but only a few dozen governments have ratified it – primarily developing countries where migrant workers come from.

The government is motivated by its socialist identity to be more rigorous than most developing countries in enforcing workers' rights.