Sentence examples for ethnic workers from inspiring English sources

Ethnic workers from across China dress up in their native costumes for mostly Han tourists.

After all, the party's black and minority ethnic manifesto promises to close the pay gap for black and minority ethnic workers.

Across the country black, Asian and minority ethnic workers are often struggling to make it into senior positions across all sectors.

The business secretary, Sajid Javid, has called on businesses to do more to support the careers of black and minority ethnic workers.

If we want to provide quality, person-centred health and social care then we must address the issues facing our black, Asian and minority ethnic workers.

But amid his serious plea for more black, Asian and minority ethnic workers in broadcasting, Lenny Henry's speech on Monday night had television executives – including ITV boss Peter Fincham – rolling in the aisles.

The importance of co-ethnic workers is due to several reasons.

First of all, co-ethnic workers are familiar with the customs and language of the entrepreneur.

Secondly, co-ethnic workers are low-cost, loyal and willing to accept demanding work schedules.

Finally, another factor of resilience relates to the presence of a latent transnational social field (Levitt and Glick-Schiller, 2004) which, regardless of the available local resources, might provide further economic possibilities for co-ethnic workers and employers to struggle against the odds.

The process of recruitment, the administrative status of workers (e.g. often undocumented), the existence of a large pool of co-ethnic workers and the lack of specific human capital as a requirement to work in these shops make labour an abundant and cheap resource.