Sentence examples for insecure labour from inspiring English sources

Countries compete on cheap and insecure labour, on lower and lower taxes, on lax environmental standards.

Workfare will merely accentuate the growth of the low-paying, insecure labour market.

Instead, he says we should be looking at "excessively controlling management practices and insecure labour market conditions".

It is a symbol of an increasingly insecure labour market in which the balance of power is tilted decisively in favour of employers.

Parents are aware that their homes, cars and savings for their children's higher education rely on a highly insecure labour market, in which permanent contracts are elusive.

Their fate is to be a market for corporate profitmaking, trapped by a punitive, under-resourced welfare system, rising unemployment and a chronically insecure labour market.

As shown in Table 2, on average males report a slightly more insecure local labour market than females and this is true for all couple types (considering columns 1 to 6, inclusively).

The goal is pretty specific: make life in a council house more insecure, so increasing labour market flexibility, even if it means breaking up communities.

The other factor is that they are struggling to make a decent wage in an increasingly insecure and casualised labour market in which low pay is endemic.

Though ostensibly about Europe, it was in fact about much more: a cri de coeur from those who feel they have lost out and been left behind, whose living standards have stagnated or worse since the 1980s, who feel dislocated by large-scale immigration over which they have no control and who face an increasingly insecure and casualised labour market.

Failed African states and other similarly unstable countries represent the Insecure cluster where labour contracts are notoriously difficult to enforce [ 36] and health indicators are predictably worse.