Sentence examples for undocumented work from inspiring English sources
Thousands in the undocumented work force toil unprotected.
But Mr. DiNapoli apparently dug up "suspicious transactions and practices," according to a press release, and "a lack of justified or undocumented work" in more than 75 percent of overtime filings that were studied by his office.
Cecilia Moran, the director of the Centro Salvadorno in Hempstead, said an amnesty would recognize the importance of the undocumented work force and allow immigrants who had been virtually in hiding for years to live openly.
In addition to loading the teachers with frequently undocumented work hours, it's simply difficult to grade consistently and fairly.
Brooke Davis Anderson, the curator, publicised the show in local papers around Auburn, California, where Ramírez had been hospitalised, in the hope that people would come forward with new undocumented works.
In his commentaries, Ghiberti exaggerates only a bit when he proudly claims that "few important things were done in our city which were not devised or designed by my hand"; among his undocumented works may be noted some half-dozen floor tombs and sarcophagi, but the vast extent to which Ghiberti's providing of designs and models influenced Florentine art is hard to measure.
Her father, who arrived to the U.S. before his family did, was an undocumented worker, working as a waiter in the Bronx; his experiences inspired her to advocate for immigration reform during her political tenure.
Most of my undocumented students work in the food service industry as cooks and dishwashers, or they work for cleaning companies and landscaping businesses.
"Undocumented laborers work off the books and violate immigration, tax and labor laws," Mr. Gaffney wrote to lawmakers.
These women venture far, often into the uncertain world of undocumented domestic work that in effect keeps them hostage in their host countries.
Hundreds of undocumented men work in Hawaii on fishing boats, making as little as 70 cents an hour and unable to step on to US soil because they do not have visas, a six-month long Associated Press investigation has found.
