Sentence examples for labour overseas from inspiring English sources

He has previously said he would "bomb the sh*t" out of ISIS, told American companies who outsource labour overseas to "go f*ck themselves" and called rival candidate Ted Cruz a "p*ssy".

This tactic was also used to express displeasure with a company's policies, such as boycotts by American consumers of Nike, Inc.'s products in the late 20th century over Nike's alleged use of sweatshops and child labour overseas.

Republican Donald Trump has said he would force US companies, Apple in particular, to move manufacturing jobs within the nation's own borders, rather than allowing them to seek cheaper labour overseas.

Employers say literacy, numeracy and a better aptitude for dealing with customers are the key reasons for importing labour from overseas.

This was true of Irish immigration from the mid-19th century onwards and many less well known influxes of labour, including overseas workers to the south Wales coal fields towards the turn of 20th century.

Having worked and advised extensively at a high level on the legal issues of modern-day slavery for well over a decade, I believe new legislation is required to criminalise slavery and forced labour committed overseas and impose harsh criminal penalties in the UK.

Some of the explanation for all this lies in a low-grade regional economy built around market gardening and what remains of the holiday industry, and its reliance on cheap labour from overseas – which has resulted in inflows of people to places with no past experience of what the modern vernacular calls diversity, and a race to the bottom of the jobs market.

How come many private care homes in the UK employ unskilled cheap labour from overseas countries?

Labour argues overseas territories and crown dependencies could help to stop or stem tax avoidance by showing tax authorities who is diverting money into companies there.

"Clearly employers need skilled labour from overseas but in principle our view is that should be temporary, while British workers are trained for those jobs".

North Korea remains reliant on minerals exports to China and remittances from tens of thousands of its people working on labour projects overseas.