Examples of using Labourers in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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also creates jobs for more than 500,000 labourers.
The labourers compete not only by selling themselves one cheaper than the other, but also by one doing the work of five,
Two free labourers for a full year isn't enough, you want three free labourers for life?”.
Parliament attempted to reinforce the Ordinance with the Statute of Labourers.
Beginning in the early 1870s until 1914, 50,000 labourers in Kimberley, South Africa sifted through 22 million tonnes of Earth as they mined for diamonds.
so the population would increase and more Labourers would be available.”.
party members and labourers filed enlistment or re-enlistment requests," the newspaper said.
from previous work experiences, either as labourers or maids," she said.
subsistence stands like a ghost between these and the labourers.
The dead and injured were labourers, travelling in the truck to help distribute the aid supplies.
the freedom to play, to go to school, and end up being exploited as labourers.
The Labourers in the Vineyard also appears in Early Medieval works.
The labourers' neighbourhoods lie on both sides of the river, and the divide in
NGOs working with foreign labourers in the city-state of 5.6 million welcomed the film for drawing attention to their lives.
Almost half of Daimler-Benz's 63,610 Daimler Benz employees were civilian forced labourers, prisoners of war
In 1943, the company was using as many as 175 forced labourers, and employed a foreman who was known for his cruel treatment of the workers.
In the 1870s, labourers wore denim as they worked but the physical labour
According to William of Newburgh, in May 1198 Richard and the labourers working on the castle were drenched in a"rain of blood".
According to William of Newburgh, in May 1198 Richard and the labourers working on the castle were drenched in a"rain of blood".
Remaining on-the-ground labourers will find themselves in working conditions that are increasingly automated, surveilled and constrained.