Sentence examples for of temporary labour from inspiring English sources
It is not just the ethics of temporary labour migration that is at stake, but the ethics of migration debates.
The DPJ's policy platform, for instance, proposes undoing one of the main Koizumi reforms by banning the use of temporary labour in manufacturing.
Businessmen fear the noises coming from the DPJ that seem to promise more worker-friendly policies such as banning the use of temporary labour in manufacturing and raising the minimum wage.
The EU is very hesitant to include the mobility of temporary labour in the EPA negotiations (Manservisi and Falkenberg 2006; Rampa 2007).
In addition to the indicator for the EPL legislation for permanent contracts produced by the OECD, the indicator summarising only the legislation for the use and termination of temporary labour contracts is also considered.
Under PACER-Plus they hope that uni-laterally established (un-skilled) temporary labour mobility schemes by Australia and New Zealand can be made more sustainable and binding, if PACER-Plus includes aspects of temporary labour mobility.
The downstream part of the food industry relies heavily on immigrants for temporary labour: nine out of ten workers are not British citizens.Gangmasters still provide the same essential service to labourers that 19th-century gangmasters did transportation.
High unemployment is a catalyst for temporary labour migration among men.
David Camp of the Association of Labour Providers (ALP), whose employment agency members supply 70% of the temporary labour used by the food and drink industry in the UK, said responses to job ads had slumped as workers from the EU – who account for 90% of jobs in the sector – back away from the UK.
However, this is not met in practice, as one representative of a temporary labour agency (Joachim) stated 'in the end, it is the responsibility of the individual worker'.
The Association of Labour Providers (ALP), whose employment agency members supply 70% of the temporary labour used by the food and drink industry, recently said responses to job ads had slumped by up to 70% as workers from the EU – who account for 90% of jobs in the sector – avoid coming to the UK.
