Sentence examples for strict labour from inspiring English sources

In December 2012 the local government exempted such large projects from Denmark's strict labour laws.

Strict labour laws, adopted after the 1979 Islamist revolution, are another deterrent to investment.Fighting red tape is equally tough.

But good intentions are frustrated by erratic official policy, a severe cash shortage and strict labour laws.

But for that target to be achieved, at least four big reforms are needed.One is to ease strict labour laws.

GDF was found by the French courts not to have followed strict labour laws about employee consultation.

That may reflect in part the continued constraints of strict labour laws, which undermine the competitive advantages of low wages.

Coordination is necessary to prevent the garment industry from relocating away from stricter labour rules: a race to the bottom.

But bosses fear that the stricter labour standards that would accompany such a concession might outweigh the benefits.

And the underlying causes falling demand for exports, higher material costs, stricter labour laws are hardly unique to that province.

Second, we need stricter labour market controls to address unscrupulous employers using appalling and illegal labour practices to encourage people-trafficking and illegal immigration.

And as countries get richer, thanks to the gains from trade, they generally do adopt stricter labour regulations and more environmentally friendly practices.