During his trial, the morgue attendant, Muhammad Adam Omar Ishaak, a man in his early 40's who came to Yemen in the wave of impoverished African job seekers who have migrated to the Arabian peninsula, became known in the Arab world's tabloid newspapers as "the Sana Ripper".
The point of a government-mandated minimum wage is to ensure that no one is impoverished on the job.
In fact, excepting the years of the Depression, the North drew black Southerners partly because of the availability of jobs (impoverished and hungry though many of those migrants would be, since they were paid less than everyone else).
VW was persuaded to site the 81,600 sq m factory in the middle of the city by the municipal government in a bid to create jobs in impoverished east Germany after reunification.
Those affected are mostly Rohingya migrants from Myanmar, and increasingly, impoverished Bangladeshis, all seeking jobs in Malaysia.
They have accelerated the loss of jobs overseas and impoverished many of the regions outside London and the south-east.
Young people not involved in rare earth mining have left the impoverished village either to find jobs elsewhere or flee the environmental destruction and intimidation here.
The U.S. would fall into a Great Depression, the budget deficit would explode, and Medicare expenses would skyrocket as tens of millions of Americans lost their jobs and became impoverished.
The correctional dollars saved though the provision of near-universal healthcare could be reinvested to revitalize impoverished communities through enhancements in education, job training, and housing.
That's the job of Juan Julian Mr. Smitss), a newly impoverished Cuban aristocrat who shows up at a cigar plant near Tampa, Fla., on the eve of the Great Depression.
The Roma's impoverished living conditions and inability to get legitimate jobs reinforce stubborn stereotypes of a people forced to live on society's margins.
