Sentence examples for their laborers from inspiring English sources

The 2007 labor law requires all employers to provide their laborers with a signed contract, regardless of the size of their workforce.

Working hours did not change in either manufacturing or service fields over all, though carmakers demanded less time from their laborers than they had since August.

It will also provide training for the farmers and their laborers on how to choose crops that are in demand and on the proper application of water and pesticides.

Even more worrying is the fact that more farms today appear to be classifying their laborers as "contractors," as opposed to actual farm employees, as this chart shows.

They note that projects have been stalled by unions seeking better contracts for their laborers, business interests trying to block competitors and residents who simply don't want development nearby.

Damaris Cooksey, a pumpkin and watermelon farmer in Roggen and a panelist on Tuesday, said the economy of agriculture doesn't allow farmers the luxury of questioning whether their laborers are here legally.

Many of them were created by artisan immigrants who brought their Old World training to their laborer jobs.

The question to ask -- across all these labor disputes -- is: How much of the profits of their labor do laborers deserve to earn?

Many young companies today employ contract laborers, lowering their labor costs.

Side by side in fighting groups are university students and their professors, laborers and accountants, lawyers and petroleum engineers.

One of their fellow laborers is the son of a well-known poet, and in his hut he has hidden a suitcase filled with Western classics.