Sentence examples for transitory workers from inspiring English sources

The contract requires Hyundai to have a new system in place to identify Venezuelans, immigrants and transitory workers by 2003.

Evaluation of job-assignment patterns suggests that some job tasks (i.e., "bin mucker") were systematically assigned to transitory workers.

Family forebears, African strongmen, aid workers, transitory lovers, ground-down foreign correspondents, doped-up border guards and plane-crash survivors pass before us in a high-speed cavalcade, as if Hartley had no idea how long to stay with a character or scene, ensuring that we know enough to care.

Using data from PIAAC, it is difficult to estimate what proportion of this mismatch is temporary or to what extent mismatch is a transitory stage in workers' careers.

Related to mobility is the finding that informal female workers face more transitory poverty (Ibid).

It's a transitory existence, with none of the workers knowing how long this gig will last.

We did not include foreign workers, because of the transitory nature and large hetero-geneity of the foreign worker population, the lack of a reliable sample frame for foreign workers at the time, and the need for a tractable design for this initial epidemiologic pilot study.

In particular, this work considers transitory economic shocks among the general pool of workers while I consider an economic shock experienced during the school-to-work transition for new labor market entrants.

For older workers, unemployment is supposed to be a transitory stage in the process of returning to the labor force or before a permanent withdrawal from the job market.

Next to this, all three countries had different transitory regimes in opening their labour markets for European workers: Sweden was among the first European member-states opening their labour market for A8 countries in 2004, the Netherlands followed in 2007, while Austria extended the transitional arrangements until 2011.

Foreign workers' presence in Saudi Arabia tends to be transitory: only 3% remain in the country for more than six years.