Sentence examples for harsh labour from inspiring English sources

Millions more died of harsh labour and cruel treatment.

A life of harsh labour and extreme poverty is often rewarded with a slow death from silicosis.

In the early 1930s unemployment rose, and reductions in wages caused a series of harsh labour conflicts.

But it also has a very sad history – in the 20s and 30s it was a harsh labour camp and prison under the Soviets.

During the Civil War, however, they had become disenchanted with the Bolshevik government, which had been unable to provide an adequate food supply to urban populations and had restricted their political freedoms and imposed harsh labour regulations.

"Sub-Saharan Sub-Saharan Africasiandtand out asouthions with extremely hAsia labour market conditionstand with the highest shares outworking poor of asl regions," the report said.

Many of the remaining Herero and Nama were "concentrated" in detention camps or subjected to a harsh forced labour regime.

He was especially harsh on Labour's craven subservience to swivel-eyed teachers' unions, the people who condemn kids to work down coal mines which have closed.

In India, recruiters targeted young girls in particular, often promising them education, accommodation and fair pay, only to force them into harsh child labour and subject them to sexual abuse, the report said, while in Uzbekistan, the world's fifth largest exporter of cotton, forces up to one million people to work in the cotton fields every year, including children as young as 10.

During the strikes of 1877 the Pinkerton Agency's harsh policy toward labour unions caused it to be severely criticized in labour circles, although Pinkerton asserted he was helping workers by opposing labour unions.

Harsh economic and labour market conditions are associated with an increased number of structural reforms, especially for active labour market policies, EPL, early retirement and retirement age reforms, and wage setting reforms.