The legislation that aims to protect Britain's workers from explicit exploitation developed over the course of the 19th and 20th century, and was born from a curious mixture of workers' demands, the campaigning of paternalists and government action.
But the fact that the pro-Tory businesses letter was answered, albeit cleverly, by a mixture of workers and celebrities rather than say, a hundred pro-Labour companies or a thousand small business owners, still speaks to a weakness in both Labour's economic credentials and private sector stakeholder relations.
To the relief of the Goethe organisers, it is rammed, with a mixture of NGO workers and expats and stylish locals, everyone brought together by a thunderous performance from Batida.
The buildings are a mixture of mills, workers' housing, and structures associated with the mill communities.
The population of 200 is a mixture of agricultural workers employed by local farms and professional residents who commute to nearby towns.
In terms of counselors, there was a mixture of health workers i.e. lay volunteers, nurses and health surveillance assistants providing counseling and testing services.
The mixture of health worker types varied slightly between the two states: there were 21 doctors, 22 nurses/midwives, 22 CHOs, and 21 CHEWS from Ondo compared with 20 doctors, 22 nurses/midwives, 20 CHOs, and 22 CHEWs in Nasarawa.
Dfid is full of ex-aid and development NGO workers, Decc is a bizarre mixture of ex-energy workers and climate change and environmental lobbyists.
You need the right mixture of geniuses and workers.
Old boozers have ceded ground to chain pubs, the hubs of industry have scattered and market men have morphed into a mixture of precarious contract workers and the retired unemployed.
Meanwhile, the various Gulf monarchies show an unattractive mixture of brutal repression, exploitation of workers, and deplorable attitudes to minorities – whether sexual, political, ethnic, or otherwise – that cannot be defended on grounds of cultural difference.
