Sentence examples for export of labour from inspiring English sources

Global export of labour and automation have made it so for increasing numbers.

Faced with a poor performing economy in the 1970s, the President of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos implemented the Labor Code of 1974, beginning the Philippines' export of labour in the form of overseas Filipino workers.

Some developments may, however, temper this phenomenon, such as the increasing participation of women and minority populations in the labour force and the export of labour.

Increasing overseas commercial investment, export of labour and foreign tourism have led to more international exchanges in this region, increasing the risk of imported dengue fever cases from endemic areas.

There was very rapid expansion of exports of labour-intensive manufactured goods.

In exchange for acceptance of international standards for intellectual-property rights, poor countries were meant to get a warm welcome for their exports of labour-intensive goods such as farm products and textiles.

However, as Leontief pointed out, though the United States has more capital than most other nations, the majority of its exports were of labour-intensive goods; conversely, the majority of U.S. imports were of capital-intensive goods.

But he was also one of the initiators of schemes for the exporting of indentured labour to the Caribbean.

This change was due to the Irish government's international recruitment drive launched in 2000, following shortages of nursing labour as a result of under-investment in the Irish nursing workforce and the export of Irish nursing labour over previous decades [ 5].

The diffuse export of this rough labour to the rest of the world has certainly altered the position of a majority of people in Britain in a global class system, which replicates, with eerie accuracy, one which was highly conspicuous in Britain until the 1960s.

In the 1990s, Indonesia and Thailand followed the Philippines' model of labour export in order to deal with an increasing economic crisis and Hong Kong families began hiring foreign domestic helpers from these two countries as well.