Sentence examples for overseas labour from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia is by far the most important overseas labour market.

Ministers promise to consult on the introduction of a visa levy on businesses that recruit overseas labour to fund extra apprenticeships for British and EU workers.

Ministers promise to consult on the introduction of a new visa levy on businesses that recruit overseas labour to fund extra apprenticeships for British and EU workers.

But they don't do that because the Greenspan/Wall Street view prevails: anything that lowers inflation is good, whether it's an overvalued dollar, cheap imports from repressed overseas labour, or US workers' wages stagnating, as they have, for decades.

Anticipating objections that London business favours a liberal line on overseas labour because they provide a source of cheap labour, he speaks of his own ancestry: Polish, three generations back, settling in Liverpool.

India reckons it has some 1.5m citizens living there, Pakistan claims a similar number and Bangladesh is routinely to be heard talking about 2.5m Bangladeshis working in the kingdom.For the latter two, Saudi Arabia is by far the biggest overseas labour market.

Over one third of Londoners were born overseas and Labour commands strong support among the capital's ethnic minority voters.

Or if workers won't come to them, they can go to the workers moving inland or overseas, where labour is cheaper.

High rates of corporation tax were pushing firms overseas, and Labour refused to make small business rate relief automatic, requiring small shops to fill out complex paperwork.

His Fitzrovia house has appreciated so significantly that he is contemplating moving overseas if Labour wins the election and introduces a mansion tax".

With so many traditional jobs going overseas where labour is cheaper, or being replaced by technology, it sounds like a plan.