Sentence examples for labour safety from inspiring English sources
The first is an argument about the primacy of rising productivity, rather than labour safety regulations, in improving working conditions.
Development of the biomechanics of labour, for example, focused on increasing worker efficiency without sacrificing labour safety.
Its efforts to expand into Africa follow a Comic Relief-funded scheme that trained workers at nine mines in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania in areas such as child labour, safety and environmental damage.
The code includes clauses on child labour, safety and working hours.
In general, such fragile states can hardly be assumed to comply with international norms for labour safety or environmental protection.
In July, Bangladesh approved a labour law to boost worker rights, including the freedom to form trade unions, following the April collapse of a factory building that killed 1,132 garment workers and sparked debate over labour safety and rights.
These days captains on European-flagged ships are bound by labour and safety regulations just like any other manager.
"Establishing standards for things like labour and safety, [TTIP] could also give us the ability to push and increase standards around the world," Pryce said.
A state commission investigated the fire, but also took on issues such as low wages, long hours, child labour and safety.Within a few years the city and the state had adopted 36 new laws, the country's most comprehensive labour rules and public-safety codes.
"It means they must adhere to legislation, but much more than that, it includes adhering to international human rights standards, respecting international labour and safety conventions, paying taxes appropriately, and addressing environmental impact," said the report.
Under the reign of neoliberalism over the last 30 years, governments in Canada and elsewhere have freed them from environmental, labour and safety standards and oversight, while opening up increasingly more of the public sphere for private profit-seeking.
