Sentence examples for eradicating labour from inspiring English sources

Under pressure to make reforms to ensure the next instalment of emergency international aid, the government has passed legislation overhauling wage agreements, eradicating labour laws and streamlining the public sector.

And it would be a boost for our economy too, if talented people find their way into the right jobs," He added that the government had a role to play in driving up educational achievement and eradicating labour market discrimination.

Under the last Labour government, homelessness fell substantially, but it was not eradicated.

Brazil launched its anti-slavery blacklist in 2004 as part of a nationwide campaign to eradicate labour conditions amounting to slavery.

Though progress has been made in India towards eradicating child labour, the problem remains serious.

What action can a business take, when eradicating child labour from its supply chain could put children in an even more vulnerable situation?

Sri Lanka is marking the International Day of Children with a series of state-sponsored events to focus on eradicating child labour and the sexual abuse of children.

"We have never had so many irregular employers at the same time," said Alexandre Teixeira da Cunha Lyra, the Labour Ministry official in charge of eradicating slave labour.

The Consumer Goods Forum also recently announced a new collective approach -- involving retailers and manufacturers -- to eradicating forced labour from extended supply chains.

"Eradicating child labour not only depends on government institutions, but we also have to engage the factory owner, business managers and all the private sector," says Head Monitor for the National Ministry of Labour, Bladimir Cordoba.

Strong commitment and effort to eradicate forced labour from supply chains, end bonded labor in India, and sex trafficking in Europe have been ongoing but need to be relentless; legislation alone is not sufficient.