The phrase "illegal labour" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could write: "The company was accused of using illegal labour to undercut its competitors."
There are dozens of illegal labour exchanges around London, where labourers come to tout for work.
They are also subject to political upheavals: in June last year, 220,000 labourers fled Thailand amid fears of a crackdown on illegal labour by the military junta.
The unions accused the firm of using illegal labour and of social dumping.
The technology will also ensure illegal labour is not employed on the site.
They often depend on illegal labour and can be a heavy counterweight to nativist sentiments in rural areas.
On Wednesday, police killed an Ethiopian migrant allegedly trying to flee arrest amid a government crackdown on illegal labour.
Why are the mines not closed for using illegal child labour?
One problem is that Schlosser examines three disparate markets (marijuana, illegal migrant labour and pornography) which have little in common.
The informality of the Turkish textile industry means little is known about how much illegal refugee labour is in the supply chain of European brands.
Many people are unhappy about the lack of scrutiny enforcing a law which the EU has declared illegal, with Labour MP Tom Watson describing the bill as a "stitch-up" and "secret deal between party leaders".
Used to grow olive trees, grapes and other fruit, the singer's 350-hectare (865-acre) wine-producing estate is reportedly part of a police investigation into illegal migrant labour.
