Examples of using Immigrant workers in English and their translations into Swedish
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Immigrant workers, who already suffered higher-than-average unemployment rates before the crisis struck,
A Portuguese non-governmental organisation, the Jesuit Refugee Service(JRS), discovered that immigrant workers attending its language courses often had jobs which did not match their academic qualifications.
What we are talking about here are immigrant workers, under-age workers,
deposits are immigrant workers who have just settled
obligations provided for represent a good starting point for immigration legislation, which should be extended to all categories of immigrant workers.
The second, prior to 1970, involved immigrant workers, mainly from Finland,
However, immigrant workers often find themselves at a disadvantage
integration schemes for immigrant workers and new university courses in the north.
There is also a small Anglican community, made up mostly of African immigrant workers in Tripoli; it is part of the Anglican Diocese of Egypt.
Well… building a railway, is a hard, miserable job. It's usually done by poor immigrant workers.
Ms Carroll pointed out that when accepting immigrant workers, and unskilled ones in particular, account had to be taken of the unemployment situation.
Amnesty International has also reported on the caning of refugees and immigrant workers in Malaysia.
protesters, and immigrant workers.
Scottish and Australian immigrant workers that introduced the modern code at their workplaces.
Europe and Ireland increasingly need immigrant workers to do the jobs left vacant by greater prosperity
she focuses her attention on the plight of low-wage immigrant workers.
show the participation of a rising number of immigrant workers.
As the Commission Green Paper informed us:‘We need 20 million immigrant workers by 2030.
is not in practice guaranteed for many immigrant workers.
In addition, however, the overwhelming majority of immigrant workers who do not have residence permits