But it has eased its labour market in, for example, construction and agriculture by importing labour from the Commonwealth of Independent States countries (ie, the former Soviet states minus the Baltics), especially Ukrainians.
In Sweden, some occupations do not need post-secondary apprenticeship, such as those who are to become business and administration or health care workers while those who are to become, for example, construction and electrical workers do need post-secondary apprenticeships.
For example, construction sites and car dealerships that sell energy-inefficient cars have been burned down by activists.
The majority of asbestos exposures at the population level may be of lower intensity and for longer durations, and the largest exposed groups may not be represented in asbestos cohorts, for example, construction workers and carpenters in the United Kingdom (Rake et al, 2009).
For example, construction workers and other people who work outside all day are at an elevated risk for dehydration.
The policy holders come from all of the sectors represented by the Danish Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) and represent many different occupational groups, for example, construction workers, drivers and industrial workers.
Occupation was categorized into professional, tradesperson, service worker (for example; secretary), manual worker (for example; construction worker), retirees, and students.
In Dien Bien, Ninh Thuan and Dong Thap, provincial budgets including budgets from National Target Programmes (NTPs) have been mobilised to support infrastructure work directly benefitting children, for example, construction of pre- and primary schools and health centres in the programme districts and communes.
For maximum effect, hazard management should be through a "full hazard system" which extends beyond the physical, organisational and operational boundaries of, for example, construction projects, shipping operations and manufacturing plants.
In 2000, after the economic expansion of the late 1990's, for example, construction of new buildings and add-ons for elementary, middle and high schools in the United States, topped $21 billion, according to American School and University magazine, representing a doubling in such activity since 1995.
For example, construction of early slit drums involved felling and hollowing out large trees; later slit drums were made by opening bamboo stalks, a much simpler task.
