Sentence examples for guest labor from inspiring English sources
You can't build your country based on guest labor.
One of the positions she outlines is particularly controversial that Australia needs to invite in "guest labor" to help build mines, ports and railways.
And Ruanova has begun to dive into an art project inspired by the history of the bracero program — the guest labor program run by the U.S. government in the 1950s — which has taken him to Stanford University to do research.
While at first glance the idea of creating a quilt from guests' labors of love sounds like a meaningful — and traditional — way to commemorate a wedding, the request did put pressure on guests to spend time and effort in order to deliver.
Las Vegas' Bacchanal Buffet welcomed its one millionth guest during Labor Day, quite an accomplishment for a buffet that won't celebrate its first birthday until next week.
Now most hospitals allow multiple guests during labor, transforming birth from a private affair to one with a waiting list. 1 STORM AND CRISIS 25-32 HuResponseRExaminedExamined The official autopsies of the flawed response to the catastrophic storm have already begun in Washington, and may offer lessons for dealing with a terrorist attack or even another hurricane this season.
While Labor Department's new measures might help prevent some abuses, they skirt the heart of the problem: Far from offering a more regulated alternative to undocumented migrant labor, guest worker programs (which have been the model for mainstream immigration reform proposals) encourage the same abuses that "illegal" workers suffer.
The indictment, which was unsealed Thursday in Hawaii, accuses Global Horizons executives of working to "obtain cheap, compliant labor" from guest workers who had been forced into debt in Thailand to pay fees to local recruiters.
Almost half of the 85,000 high-skilled work visas are snatched up by shady consultant firms who are suspected of exploiting guest workers for cheap labor.
Far worse, is the fact that the Qatar World Cup is being built on the modern-day equivalent of slave labor -- guest workers from Nepal, Bangladesh and India.
Proponents said that such a guest-worker program, with labor and wage protections built in, would allow Mexicans to travel back and forth across the border without fear of arrest.
