Larger, wealthier households are more likely to have spare hands for farm labour or spare cash to hire labourers.
The commons were hired labourers, without the privileges of regulars.
The agriculturalists traditionally formed the peasantry of Tibet, most of them working as tenants or hired labourers on land owned by the monasteries or the nobility.
Every day the steel snake advances roughly 500 metres, built by private subcontractors who hire labourers, some of whom have recently crossed the same border themselves.
In Malawi, the industry is the second largest employer, with more than 350,000 farmers and their families, 70,000 hired labourers and 10,000 people in leaf-processing factories dependent on it, he said.
The basic injunction, "You shall be holy, for I, the Lord your God, am Holy," underlay the concern for economically vulnerable members of the community; obligations toward neighbours, hired labourers, and the physically handicapped; interfamilial relationships; and attitudes toward strangers (i.e., non-Israelites).
The goats and sheep are milked by women, children and hired labourers.
The herders argued that hired labourers do not have the same commitment to the livestock as the owners have.
It is possible to hire labourers for the construction, but that would mean additional costs for the nomads.
This could be explained by the fact that an increase in the area devoted to planting of IRVs will require additional funds (income or credit) to purchase the necessary inputs such as fertilizer, herbicides and to pay for hired labourers.
