Sentence examples for vulnerable labor from inspiring English sources

"The result was an unbalanced and vulnerable labor force.

Richard di Natale has denied the report in the Herald-Sun that the Greens have done a deal with Liberals to get preferences in key vulnerable Labor seats.

Tomoo Marukawa, a professor of the Chinese economy at Tokyo University, said that Japanese firms could be especially vulnerable to labor strife because they tended not to give Chinese workers a chance to rise within the company.

Nearby Lismore and Tweed, both held by the Nationals with margins of more than 20%, are also vulnerable to Labor and Green challenges and do have exploration licences over big chunks of them.

Of course, dancers are vulnerable to labor exploitation for all the reasons workers in low-barrier to entry professions are.

Protection of children at risk Children living on the streets are vulnerable to child labor, sexual abuse, HIV/AIDS, torture and trafficking.

If they do not receive a quality education, they are more vulnerable to child labor, exploitation, abuse, trafficking, and likely to remain trapped in a vicious cycle of poverty that will easily extend to their own children.

However, it is unclear whether this negative shock at entry persists for them, because they are more vulnerable to fluctuations in labor demand later in their career, and thus, blacks who entered labor market during a boom may not able to maintain a good job obtained at entry.

This would accomplish his goal without jeopardizing employment and causing pain to the most vulnerable members of the labor force.

A resolution by the executive council said blanket amnesty would recognize a growing segment of the labor force vulnerable to exploitation.

Many of the company's 1.3 million employees are drawn from the most vulnerable part the national labor pool: people who can find only low-paying jobs and who frequently cannot afford health coverage.