Sentence examples similar to sourcing of labour from inspiring English sources

In Scotland, another traditional source of Labour MPs, the party is struggling to capitalise on disenchantment with Labour.

Indigenous communities had provided a cheap – often free – source of labour for cattlemen in the Northern Territory since the 1800s.

It's also an ancient modus of servitude that has evolved as a source of labour for the global economy.

Railroads connected the coast with the interior, opening up new markets and releasing new sources of labour.

At first the Highlanders were utilized as a massive new source of labour for the coastal plantations.

He also traces the surprising source of Labour's open-door immigration policy to a junior minister, Barbara Roche, and an academic called Sarah Spencer.

Thankfully, there was an external source of labour to ease the pressure on the jobs market - the 'New Commonwealth' countries of the Indian subcontinent and the West Indies.

In countries like Tajikistan, a major source of labour for Moscow, more than half the GDP is remittances sent home from Russia.

He said the Coalition understood working holiday makers were a vital source of labour, particularly in the agriculture and tourism sectors.

He said the changes were designed to encourage backpackers to come to Australia as they were an "important source of labour for the agricultural sector".

The Madurese, formerly a source of labour for estates on other islands, are still known as migrant workers and traders in much of Java.