Sentence examples for migrant workers move from inspiring English sources
The migrant workers move from track to track.
Coastal China may have a plethora of sweatshops and western companies may pad their profits by moving production there; but why do 100 million migrant workers move from the inland to the coast to work in them?
Migrant workers move from rural areas to the cities in order to take up jobs in manufacturing for at least 6 months of the year, living in company provided dormitories.
Anna's parents, who are migrant workers, move from one temporary home to another, and Anna imagines herself as a rabbit, living in abandoned burrows, or a bee, flitting from flower to flower.
His family of migrant workers moved often, at times living in tents and trailers along roads.
"There's no doubt about it: they don't want to work on the assembly line," Jing Jun, a sociologist at Tsinghua University in Beijing, says of the young migrant workers moving into southern China.
Mr. Huang also said that there was no reason to warn Chinese tourists about visiting Guangdong or to limit migrant workers' moving in and out of the province for the weeklong national holiday that begins May 1.
Physically disabled students, low socio-economic urban groups, and marginalized groups (migrant workers moving from less developed areas to developed areas), as pointed out in the literature (Jacob 2006), are largely neglected in the discussion of fairness.
Currently, China has a highly mobile population of 252 million migrant workers, moving from country to city in search of work (data from National Bureau of Statistics of China).
For the past three decades, Southeast Asia has already become one of the world's most dynamic regions, with a huge volume of migrant workers moving both within the region and between ASEAN and the rest of the world (3).
A survey published on June 24th by Northern Ireland's Equality Commission, a statutory watchdog, found that nearly a quarter of the population would be unhappy if a migrant worker moved in next-door.
