Sentence examples for system of labour from inspiring English sources

Trade unionists worry that the reforms will reduce union membership, undermining the consensual system of labour relations.

The "Saltsjöbaden Accord", signed there between unions and employers in 1938, ushered in the consensus system of labour relations that remains a pillar of Sweden's economic model.

Practical challenges that may initially arise could include education and training on sustainable farming techniques, acquisition of tools and materials, and a just system of labour and produce distribution.

Making things worse, their passports have been taken from them and in any event under the Qatari system of labour sponsorship known as kafala, they can only leave the country with the permission of their employer or sponsor.

In November, China's new leaders announced their most sweeping package of economic, social and legal reforms in decades, including a relaxation of the country's "one-child" policy and the scrapping of the much-criticised system of labour camps.

That means punishing offenders, empowering victims, and altering the system of labour so people can earn a living wage, because it's the absence of that that makes them vulnerable to exploitation.

The Trade Disputes Act sustained a system of labour-employer relations in which the role of the law and the courts was kept to a minimum, and it was not repealed until 1971.

The party also said that it would end China's extrajudicial system of labour-camp prisons which had been in use since the establishment of the People's Republic would enhance the rule of law by reducing the influence of the party on ordinary cases, and would begin addressing land reform in rural areas.

Even where the destruction of human life and economic resources was less widespread, disruptions in financial arrangements and systems of labour relations provoked a decline in important economic sectors.

The role of sikom- a system of communal labour in dealing with increased labour needs - was a possibility years ago.

By studying the resolvability of health care services in homogeneous cities – whose differences are only those relative to the health professionals' labour ties – the author found a significant difference between a system hiring its professionals under a regime of labor exclusiveness as compared to a traditional system of multiple labour ties.