Sentence examples for globalisation of labour from inspiring English sources

We didn't foresee the globalisation of labour.

The piece, which evokes trade union banners, conveys the casualisation and globalisation of labour.

Yet, paradoxically, those same media organs that lambast the globalisation of labour celebrate the globalisation of capital.

The globalisation of labour and the rise of automation has led, according to the former chief economist of the World Bank, "a crisis in the global labour market".

But among the biggest challenges economists and politicians have to face is that the increase of technology has spurred the globalisation of labour in a way never before encountered.

"I feel isolated as a freelancer and have had no health insurance since the start of the year; it's too expensive," she says.It is tempting to think of the globalisation of the labour market as a zero-sum game in which Mrs Kamal in Pakistan is benefiting at the direct expense of Ms Vetter in America.

The globalisation of the labour market has exacerbated the health worker shortage in developing countries, as workers trained in those countries, or at their expense, are attracted to work in richer countries [ 1].

Contemporary sociological critiques of this type of work have pressed the case for seeing call-handling in the context of globalisation of capitalism and labour substitution [ 32], Taylorised mass production and control [ 33] and in terms of power and resistance [ 34].

The China difference served China well as its economy rose on the back of globalisation, the labours of an underpaid workforce, state subsidies and lax enforcement of the rulebook.

Arguments have also been made that the UK electorate's vote for Brexit was a result of discontent with the consequences of globalisation, including free movement of labour, capital and trade.

Mr Obama put the wage stagnation and the "decades-long erosion" of middle-class security down to technological advances, globalisation, the declining power of labour unions, and the rise in tax incentives for corporations and the wealthy.