labour protection

He still works there today as head of the labour protection department.

They're the people forcing Greece to abolish the minimum wage, and labour protection laws.

Protesters carried banners calling for better labour protection.

Anyone who speaks of Britain's "woefully weak labour protection" has never employed anyone.

The Ministry of Employment assumed responsibility for labour market, labour protection and immigration issues.

The European Union cannot have a credible strategy of labour protection without providing financial support to the Member States.

Jens Klein: Famous tools- and labour protection dealer.

The party supports the extension of labour protection laws to farmworkers and a reduction of Manitoba's standard work week from 40 to 32 hours.

Finally, I too would say that employment cannot be generated by unbridled liberalisation, accelerated privatisation and a reduction of social and labour protection.

Moreover, European funding could be used for training additional labour protection inspectors who would identify failures to comply with health and safety regulations at the work place.

"Ukrzaliznytsia" and industrial enterprises upgrade qualification; from 1500 to 2000 take labour protection training, and from 250 to 300 get working professions.

To counter such organisations, the Labour Party started organising "Labour Protection Groups" in the 1930s.

The control of working people and citizens is becoming ever more effective with the disorganization of labour protection systems, working time, social welfare, health and safety.

But it has the advantage of appealing to the employers' lobby while giving spurious credence to the idea that Britain's woefully weak labour protection is in some way holding back recovery.

It is important that all Member States should reach the minimum level specified by the World Labour Organization, of at least one labour protection inspector for every 10 000 workers.

According to research by the Overseas Development Institute pro-poor urbanization will require labour intensive growth, supported by labour protection, flexible land use regulation and investments in basic services.'

Anatol Hurmuzaki (b. 1937), academician, governmental functionary of Moldova (chief of the department of mechanization, state technical control and labour protection, Ministry of Agriculture of Moldova & other positions)

In economics, the group has pressed for an introduction of antitrust laws in Hong Kong; on livelihood issues, it takes a socialist stance, demanding better labour protection, such as a minimum wage and maximum working hours, and unemployment protection.

He said that structural reforms are needed if the European economy is to be given new impetus, that more trade liberalisation is required and, above all, a liberalisation of labour markets by means of fewer regulations and healthier levels of labour protection.

They claim that the type of capitalism practiced in many developing countries is a form of economic and cultural imperialism, noting that these countries usually have fewer labour protections, and thus their citizens are at a higher risk of exploitation by multinational corporations.

We must take seriously the implementation of decisions we have already made; that is, that each young person who graduates from school or university be offered work, that child care be broadly available, that laws and regulations concerning labour protection be up to date, and so on.

The court found that although Samak was a contractor to the show's producers, and did not fit the definition of the term "employee" as defined under the Civil and Commercial Code, the law on labour protection or the law on taxation, the spirit of the Constitution gave a broader definition to the term.