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Discover Ludwig"vulnerable workers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe workers who need extra protection or consideration, usually due to their age, physical ability, economic conditions, etc. For example, "The new law aims to protect vulnerable workers from exploitation."
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"There's no doubt that drivers are among the most vulnerable workers in New York State.
You often hear that recessions exact the biggest price on the most vulnerable workers.
All of this was facilitated by a ready supply of vulnerable workers.
Almost every exposure of abuse of vulnerable workers in recent months has involved an agency.
"The more vulnerable workers are, the more protection they need," says Begonia.
Hairdressing, catering, retail, laundry and tailoring had some of the lowest-paid and most vulnerable workers.
In March this year, Cash introduced the protecting vulnerable workers bill.
But among workers with at least three years on the job, the most vulnerable workers were those 55 to 64.
But adjustments to regulations for workers risk worsening conditions for vulnerable workers, particularly in farming and food processing.
However, removing "red tape" will mean taking away basic protections for some of the most vulnerable workers.
It's difficult to applaud a business that lowers carbon-dioxide emissions while simultaneously exploiting its most vulnerable workers.
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