Phrases with «labour unrest»

The phrase "labour unrest" refers to a situation where workers within a company or industry are dissatisfied, unhappy, or protesting due to issues like low wages, poor working conditions, or unfair treatment. It can involve strikes, demonstrations, or other forms of collective action by employees to express their grievances or fight for better rights and improvements. Full definition

labour unrest

Sentences with «labour unrest»

Finally, with an aging population and continued record low interest rates, pressures on pension funds are likely to continue to cause labour unrest and plant closures. (ottawaemploymentlaw.com)
There was the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory complex outside of Dhaka, Bangladesh last April 24, the continuing labour unrest in nearby Cambodia, factory fires in Pakistan and a renewed focus on child labour in Uzbekistan's annual cotton harvest. (canadianbusiness.com)
By contrast, in South Korea — Australia's second biggest Asian market — exports and industrial production have been disrupted by labour unrest, and corporate bankruptcies and political uncertainty have affected business confidence. (rba.gov.au)
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Phrases with «labour unrest»

Sentences with «labour unrest»

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