Sentence examples for worker mobilisation from inspiring English sources

Because Kolkata's domestic workers are scattered, invisible and, in many ways, far from achieving the level of organising that other informal workers have managed, attending such events also enables women to find out about government schemes and initiatives, and constitutes an important first step towards worker mobilisation.

This article examines the impact of a climate of local immigration enforcement on worker legal mobilisation in metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) in the USA.

Through the continued training of health workers and mobilisation of communities, the IYCF Programme is expanding nationwide.

There is no clear government support to empower health workers and social mobilisation committees to carry out community-driven response activities beyond the capital.

Human rights activists and journalists who attempted to document the mass mobilisation of workers were subjected to harassment, persecution and intimidation by the authorities, the coalition says.

Skourletis, formerly Syriza's hard-nosed spokesman, said plans were similarly under way to bring back collective work agreements – a major demand of unions – and to annul the enforced mobilisation of workers protesting against cuts.

A spokesman at the Department for Energy and Climate Change said the government was helping Daw Mill workers find jobs through "full mobilisation of a job centre rapid response process".

Chiefs and community health workers were involved in the mobilisation and promotion of community awareness for sustainability of leprosy elimination efforts.

Human resource capacity is another critical consideration; in countries with workforce shortages, IPCs may require mobilisation of existing healthcare workers for an extended period of time.

More broadly, task shifting has to be engaged within broader health system goals of building access, equity and responsiveness; and where task shifting involves the mobilisation of community health workers, to questions of community participation and accountability [ 80].

In addition to cash transfers, social networks can be strengthened through community mobilisation and community health workers (or hospital outreach staff) to monitor and address the challenges specific to households with elderly guardians (Skovdal, Mwasiaji, Webale, & Tomkins, 2008; Skovdal, Mwasiaji, Webale, & Tomkins, 2010).