Sentence examples for subcontracted labour from inspiring English sources
Widespread use of subcontracted labour (whereby companies do not directly employ workers) proliferated in many industries, especially on plantations; however, legislation passed in 2006 limits the percentage of subcontracted workers a company can employ and enables these workers rights to freedom of association, to bargain collectively, and to legal protection against antiunion discrimination.
A 2012 NGO report said the injury and fatality rates at Lonmin were unacceptably high, while mining companies' use of subcontracted labour allows them to circumvent many workers' rights.
The additional wage rate is based on the bonus for precarious work (temporary and subcontracted labour) on the French labour market [55, 56].
As a consequence, should part-time work be included in a group with the increasing number of marginally-employed workers, the greater amount of temporary and subcontracted labour and the self-employed, who are usually categorised as atypical?
Nevertheless, the publications of Statistik Austria6 reveal an increase in marginally-employed workers, a greater amount of temporary and subcontracted labour and the self-employed, a rise in jobs with frequently changing start and end times, and a growth in part-time working contracts.
And that has led to really vile working conditions, but also a systematic approach of subcontracting the labour intensive stages of processing which means de-shelling where workers hold these acidic raw nuts in their hands and then have to break them open to extract the cashew nut that we eat.
Assembling these items into a product like a phone can be a tedious, labour-intensive process, and one that is often subcontracted to low-wage countries such as China.
"The White House subcontracted this to the Pentagon, and the Pentagon subcontracted it to Cambone," he said.
He subcontracted the task to the Polish Communist leader, General Wojciech Jaruzelski.
They swiftly evolved from subcontracted transporters to urban distributors.
Then Salar apparently subcontracted the work to another company, Noblehaus.
