Sentence examples for enforce labour from inspiring English sources

They complain that some of the signatories to CAFTA fail to enforce labour standards laid down by the International Labour Organisation.

LeBaron believes governments around the world must resume a more active role and put more boots on the ground to monitor and enforce labour and environmental standards.

The Syrian labour market is characterised by high unemployment, chronic underemployment, child labour and employers who refuse to enforce labour laws or provide contracts.

That's why many of us backed calls from organisations such as Focus on Labour Exploitation for the GLA to be given the new powers and resources it needs to proactively monitor and enforce labour standards and protect workers.

Instead we must firmly point the figure at the disastrous and unmandated dismantling of the NHS, inadequate and misdirected investment in schools, failure to build council housing, and failure to secure and enforce labour market regulation.

Protests are expected to increase when Athens comes under additional pressure after the summer to enforce labour market reforms and other controversial measures linked to a further €2.8bn tranche of aid earmarked for the country.

Officials are not uniformly zealous in enforcing labour standards and confiscating counterfeit goods.

The real problem is that countries compete by enforcing labour laws less vigorously than they might leading to increases in violations of labour rights prescribed in local laws.

His candidate still lost.The government's Labour Office, the main organisation responsible for enforcing labour laws, says the fruit industry is hard to police.

"It is not law that rules Eritreans – but fear," said the report, which detailed extrajudicial killings, sexual slavery and enforced labour.

He rewarded the organized workers for their support by enforcing labour legislation, improving wages and working conditions, controlling rents, and introducing the aguinaldo (13th-month bonus).