"We cannot stand for the systematic exploitation of workers from the valleys of Nepal.
It said "trade unions across the continent have expressed deep concerns about the way they and their members are treated by Chinese companies," and referred to "the systematic violations of workers' rights" by the Chinese.
The report's harshest conclusion involved what it described as the systematic violation of workers' efforts to form unions. "It was found that there exists an anti-union policy in the maquilas, by which any attempt at organization is repressed," said the report, prepared by the El Salvador Labor Ministry and financed in part by the United States Agency for International Development.
In that case, the observed positive correlation between having a permanent contract and participation in training activities would be the result of systematic differences in workers' motivation levels and not of differences in firing costs.
32 First, we have evaluated the relative contribution of the living environments associated with work and non-work (ie, family, social networks), thus acknowledging criticisms that emerged from a systematic review on workers' health.
On Long Island, efforts to devise a systematic response to immigrant worker issues, including building hiring halls, have had mixed results.
Hence, ψJ i,t) is a measure of the systematic premium paid to worker i by firm J i, t) over her opportunity wage.
The association of West Coast port operators said yesterday that it had complained to the Justice Department that the dock workers were engaging in a "concerted, systematic work slowdown".
What is needed is systematic support for female workers even at junior recruitment level".
As Amnesty's report makes clear, the abuse of migrant workers is systematic, too often amounting to forced labour.
