Sentence examples for workers labour from inspiring English sources

Because of the small numbers of nonagricultural workers, labour union activity is minor and local.

It is the result of the weakening of workers' labour market power.

But they have preyed on the earth's natural wealth and their workers' labour and creativity, impoverishing both people and planet.

Similar minutiae govern wildlife conservation, pest management, conservation of soil and water, housing and services for workers, labour contracts, recycling and community relations.

"The proposed licensing regime would add to the regulatory burden experienced by workers, labour hire companies and the businesses that use their services," he said.

As the largest professional association for social workers in Taiwan, the TASW will continue advocating for social workers' labour rights and their health at work.

Hundreds of thousands of soldiers and conscripted workers laboured on the project.

Payslips of workers labouring on the stadium in ferocious desert heat showed they earned as little as £4.90 a day.

Through most of pre-industrial history Malthusian logic reigned; workers laboured in subsistence agriculture and productivity gains quickly led to unsustainable population growth.

An Amnesty report published last month found mistreatment of workers labouring on the Khalifa International Stadium but the organising committee argued the problems had been dealt with by the time the report was published.

Income inequalities are extreme; most manual workers labouring in Lonmin's shafts would need to stay down there for more than three centuries to earn what executives at the company's Belgravia headquarters make in a single year.