Examples of using Foreign workers in English and their translations into Italian
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The acts of aggression by foreign workers, Russians and Poles in particular,
Work undertaken in Belgium is not taken into account unless it complies with the legislation relating to the employment of foreign workers…'.
Angolans and seven foreign workers are employed by the HALO Trust in Angola,
In iron and steel, the showpiece of Luxembourg industry, the proportion of foreign workers has almost reached 40.
In July 2009, Thailand asked all foreign workers to certify their citizenship before 28 February 2010.
when the number of foreign workers was reduced by half a million through mass expulsions.
When a foreign workers suffered an injury when working with a saw,
Another problem is the granting of citizenship to children of foreign workers born in Thailand.
In their mother countries the foreign workers' realm of language was determined by activities of a different nature
as a brand mark on the skin and on the future of foreign workers who wish to establish themselves legally in Italy.
Meanwhile, there are many immigrants and foreign workers overseas who would love to come to Canada to fill these vacancies.
marital status Employment Unemployment rate Structure of unemployment Long-term unemployment Unemployment and households Foreign workers.
In the Netherlands the new law on the employment of foreign workers, which does not apply to workers from other Community countries, entered into force on 1 November 1979.
The Catholic population is made up exclusively of foreign workers from India, Philippines,
The June Movement welcomes Polish plumbers and all other foreign workers, but they should be paid non-discriminatory wages,
The great number of foreign workers also provokes thoughts on the working conditions and the family life of these workers. .
Most foreign workers in this country have a perfectly legitimate right to be here.
State intervention is designed to increasingly substitute foreign workers by Germans(about 10% per year).
Such exploitation of foreign workers contrasts sharply with EU efforts to combat discrimination.
Moreover, the market may become more effective, as foreign workers usually react more actively to the regional differences of economic opportunities.