Sentence examples for labour situations from inspiring English sources

The retention of passports and identity documents has, in many instances, led to forced labour situations.

Many however are here legally and fall into forced labour situations because of coercion, deceit and manipulation.

Therefore, the virtual future history is obtained by incorporating macroeconomic assumptions and the probability of being in one of the five labour situations, differentiating by age, gender, nationality and educational level, in order to calibrate the corresponding rates of activity, employment and unemployment for each of the different groups of individuals.

Using examples from maternity wards, our focus so far has been on the escalating labour situations starting of as normal, but at some point changing to be defined otherwise followed by the involvement of more staff from different wards, professions and hierarchies.

Then the Law on State Enterprises, effective from January 1988, permitted managers to increase wages to cope with the tight labour situation.

"On my visits to Qatar I found many Nepalese migrants working in a forced labour situation … predominantly because of the 'exit permit' system," he said.

They must still hire unionised permanent staff, and though these may be in a minority they can account for the majority of a plant's wage bill, lifting the average pay across all workers to Chinese levels.The labour situation is a long way from the strikes and militancy of the 1970s, but it is unpredictable.

While women stay home with the babies, men are being promoted, leading to the present unequal labour situation.

We also have children who are in a bonded labour situation very close to slavery".

In August 2010, a bitter public sector strike occurred in South Africa that dramatically affected the labour situation in the hospitals.

Our results do not provide much insight into the specific labour situation of people with neurological diseases or digestive disorders.