Sentence examples for provision of labour from inspiring English sources

The Qatari labour ministry said it had strict rules governing working in the heat, the provision of labour and the prompt payment of salaries.

This rental fee also includes the provision of labour to herd the cattle.

The additional required portion of self-funding is, in the community context, often associated with the provision of labour force and materials rather than monetary contribution, as was the case for all visited community biogas digesters.

to undertake a substantial descriptive study to assess whether the provision of labour support, in hospitals in Jordan, by a female relative during the first stage of labour affected duration of labour, use of pharmacological pain relief, mode of delivery and the woman's postpartum perception of the birth experience.

Staff (persons contracted by the humanitarian organisation, either in the country of operations or headquarters, to assist in the implementation of the organisation's social mission) Discretion A humanitarian organisation develops an employment policy which facilitates the provision of labour required to implement humanitarian programmes.

Examples of contractual approaches to flexibility include 'outsourcing' the workforce, where the employer sub-contracts the provision of labour to an intermediary such as an agency.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he said: "It raises many questions on the provision of unpaid labour in these kind of positions, not only on the Jubilee event, but also particularly for the coming Olympic ones".

While previous research has suggested that health care assistants supporting palliative care work in the community regard the provision of emotional labour as a key aspect of their role, little research has explored the experiences of family carers who are the recipients of such support.

The conquistadors were all volunteers, the majority of whom did not receive a fixed salary but instead a portion of the spoils of victory, in the form of precious metals, land grants and provision of native labour.

Land availability is a prerequisite, as well as the community involvement in terms of provision of unskilled labour, material and transport capacity.

In South Africa, public sector conditions of service (issues such as remuneration or working hours) are determined on the basis of a central collective bargaining process between the employer (government) and recognised labour representatives (unions or professional associations), in line with provisions of the Labour Relations Act (22).