Sentences with phrase «unpaid labour»

Probably not the ideal recipients of my angst, since they'd be up to around 500 hours of unpaid labour by now.

These results can also be used by policymakers and employers to develop or alter laws, policies, and work environments in ways that promote men's involvement in unpaid labour.

«Disguising unpaid labour as «fun!

Carr broadens the context: disguising unpaid labour as «fun!

Awate spent the better part of the next decade performing unpaid labour, much of it for the military.

Labour includes paid work, but it also includes the many unpaid labours of love and service.

Once it was resented because it seemed to deny the long, hard and unpaid labour behind cultural achievement.

Consider the cuts to university funding, the elimination of student grants in favour of loans, the reductions to Legal Aid Ontario, the institutionalization of unpaid labour by the Law Society, or the fact that most citizens can't afford to access the services of lawyers.

Laws prohibiting unpaid labour rely on the paternalistic and false assumption that those of us who choose to work for free are stooges or victims.

Unpaid internships also exacerbate class divisions in Canadian society where students from lower socio - economic backgrounds are denied opportunities to gain critical experience due to their inability to engage in unpaid labour.

Their creative process concluded, the pair of millionaires returned to happily not thinking about how many hours of unpaid labour were being squeezed out of their Enforcer volunteers at their enormous, highly - profitable Penny Arcade Expo.

Organized as a follow - up to January's Women's March on Washington, the one - day walk - out — called the International Women's Strike, or A Day Without A Woman in the U.S. — will see participants opting out of paid or unpaid labour, curtail spending (unless it's at women - or minority - owned businesses) and wear red.

The prime minister is preparing to offer an apology to British children forcibly sent to Commonwealth countries for a life of abuse and unpaid labour.

The prime minister apologised to the British children forcibly sent to Commonwealth countries for a life of abuse and unpaid labour this afternoon.

Marx tells us that profit is simply workers» unpaid labour.

Smith's dual roles as both a Pasadena housewife and an emerging artist in the mid-1960s literally collide in the prints, performing the tensions between public and private space, and paid and unpaid labour.

The title is loaded with associations: the Victorian workhouse with its harsh living conditions and social stigma; the self - employed homeworker; the unpaid labour of housework.

Thus, it is important to increase the incentives for men to take on a greater share of unpaid labour and to challenge cultural norms that associate women with certain kinds of domestic labour if women are to be given a real choice about how they spend their time.

I've been pinning for an opportunity to address how local politicians abuse the unpaid labour of young workers, but understandably the concerned parties aren't exactly forthcoming with concrete information (unless you're Nick Kouvalis).