Sentences with phrase «work in the labour»

I know Diane Abbot (who I respect as our first black female MP) and other senior feel it's racist whenever we talk about immigration — but do we honestly think closing down any discussion has led us to a good place in terms of race relations and tolerance and looking closer to home, how many senior Black or Asian people work in Labour HQ or in Team Corbyn?

One last reality check on the Welsh NHS: 86 % of doctors say they'd rather work in Labour Wales than under the Tories in England

It is said that in the event of a nuclear holocaust Jonathan Ashworth will still be working in the Labour leader's office.

The convergence between men's and women's wages over the last three decades — what economists call the narrowing of the «gender wage gap» — has increased the probability that married women work in the labour market, decreased the amount of time they devote to household chores and increased their husbands» share of household work.

His study finds that as the gender gap has narrowed, it has increased the probability that married women work in the labour market.

All of this is rather common sense for lawyers who work in labour and employment law, which happens to be the primary practice area for the author of the law society's legal opinion, as well as myself.

Clare Murray is listed by Expert Guides for her work in the Labour and Employment law field.

Clare is also listed in the Expert Guide: Women in Business Law publication for her work in Labour and Employment law.

The firm's lawyers work in all labour - related forums including grievance arbitration, federal and provincial labour boards, human rights tribunals and workers compensation tribunals.

In the context of employment, this includes employees, independent contractors, temporary, contract, seasonal and casual workers, volunteers, interns, co-op students and any person who engages in economic or productive work in the labour market.

Clare Murray was also listed in the Expert Guide: Women in Business Law publication for her work in Labour and Employment law.

Clare Murray and Bettina Bender are listed by Expert Guides for their work in the Labour and Employment law field.

Cam's legal education included a co-op term working in labour law, as well as a term studying at St. Peter's College in Oxford.

After working in labour relations and human resources for a number of years, I realized that what I could accomplish with a law degree was more valuable to me and would enable me to make more of a difference in the lives of others.

Epstein, and other panelists who work in the labour and commercial fields, said the challenge is to balance the parties» expectations that the mediator will give them a full and frank assessment of the dispute, including the merits of their positions and the potential outcome if they do not settle, against the risk that comments on the merits of the case will be seen as pre-judging it.

Those working in labour and employee relations are perhaps exposed to the largest implications of these changes more than other professionals.

He has a breadth of vocational experience, including pastoral ministry, social work, teaching, management and working in labouring gangs.

Not exact matches

So if you have a work habit you've been meaning to start with the best of intentions — getting in earlier, whipping your inbox into shape, getting up from your desk for an hourly stretch — the day after Labour Day is a better time to start than most.

The Fair Labor Association (FLA) and Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production standard (WRAP) both grew out of U.S. market reactions to labour abuses in Central America during the 1990s, while the Business Social Compliance Initiative (BSCI), the Supplier Ethical Data Exchange (SEDEX) and Ethical Trade Initiative (ETI) worked to address early European concerns with the fair treatment of workers across North Africa, India and Bangladesh.

«Adding modest changes to points for language, age, and work experience would help refine the grid to put weight where it counts in the labour market, and select applicants that are younger and have strong language proficiency,» the analysis said.

«This has been in the works to meet our labour market requirements, and has nothing to do with the Trump executive orders,» Kane says.

When the Kellogg's cereal plant in Battle Creek, Mich., instituted six - hour shifts — back in 1930 — work - related accidents dropped dramatically, as did labour costs, turnover and overhead.

«These changes will reflect the relative value Canadian employers place on foreign work experience, and redirect points to language and age factors, which are better indicators of success in the Canadian labour market.»

«They've kept the older workers in the labour force, they've kept all their workers working longer hours, they've resorted to temporary foreign workers, they've hired young people.

(His research interests extend beyond catastrophe: Tilcsik's publications include timely work on race and sexual orientation in the labour market.)

Matrix, meanwhile, was labouring under a working capital shortfall, which in 2013 forced it to sell off its institutional and mutual fund arms.

According to Statistics Canada, the employment services industry grew from $ 8.3 billion in 2009 to $ 11.5 billion in 2012; and while this category includes everything from executive headhunters to day labour, other data suggests it's temp work driving the increase.

TORONTO — The rise of so - called precarious employment in Canada — mainly work in the services and retail sectors — has brought with it some questionable employer practices that have employees stressed out and labour activists fuming.

Once that expired, he needed a temporary work permit to remain in the country, which required him to obtain a Labour Market Opinion.

To bring in a foreign national on a work permit, an employer must typically obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), which was introduced in 2014.

He's less hopeful about the Bangladeshi government's initiatives, but says, «I think that part of the key points of this agreement is that you've got some of the major buyers in Bangladesh working with some of the major trade unions and labour rights groups together to push on Bangladesh and I think that combination is going to be a powerful force.»

He adds the hardest clients to talk into retirement are people who work in physical labour.

It's really important to work with labour and government, both Ontario and federal, to make sure we attract that investment in Canada and keep it here.

The source said the pay cap was brought in to «deal with the mess we inherited from Labour» and acknowledged the «hard work and sacrifice» made by public sector workers, saying jobs had been protected and the deficit reduced by three quarters.

In 1987, 8.6 % of the labour force worked in sales jobs, estimates Statistics Canada; a generation later, that figure has inched up to 9.7 %, with about 3.7 million Canadians working in «sales and service» as of September 201In 1987, 8.6 % of the labour force worked in sales jobs, estimates Statistics Canada; a generation later, that figure has inched up to 9.7 %, with about 3.7 million Canadians working in «sales and service» as of September 201in sales jobs, estimates Statistics Canada; a generation later, that figure has inched up to 9.7 %, with about 3.7 million Canadians working in «sales and service» as of September 201in «sales and service» as of September 2011.

They can seek guidance from programs like Better Work, a partnership between the International Labour Organization and International Finance Corp. that helps manufacturers in places like Haiti, Cambodia and Vietnam build competitive businesses and apply ethical labour pracLabour Organization and International Finance Corp. that helps manufacturers in places like Haiti, Cambodia and Vietnam build competitive businesses and apply ethical labour praclabour practices.

In the 1930s, governments introduced a vast collection of labour laws to assuage the grievances of a burgeoning working class, and Castelli says the laws have become ingrained in the commercial ethos of the natioIn the 1930s, governments introduced a vast collection of labour laws to assuage the grievances of a burgeoning working class, and Castelli says the laws have become ingrained in the commercial ethos of the natioin the commercial ethos of the nation.

In a presentation to the Canadian Association for Business Economics in August, Industry Canada economist Annette Ryan reiterated the familiar productivity lament: beginning in the 1980s, growth in Canadian labour productivity, defined as GDP per hour worked, has been steadily declining and now trails the U.S. and the majority of other G7 countrieIn a presentation to the Canadian Association for Business Economics in August, Industry Canada economist Annette Ryan reiterated the familiar productivity lament: beginning in the 1980s, growth in Canadian labour productivity, defined as GDP per hour worked, has been steadily declining and now trails the U.S. and the majority of other G7 countriein August, Industry Canada economist Annette Ryan reiterated the familiar productivity lament: beginning in the 1980s, growth in Canadian labour productivity, defined as GDP per hour worked, has been steadily declining and now trails the U.S. and the majority of other G7 countriein the 1980s, growth in Canadian labour productivity, defined as GDP per hour worked, has been steadily declining and now trails the U.S. and the majority of other G7 countriein Canadian labour productivity, defined as GDP per hour worked, has been steadily declining and now trails the U.S. and the majority of other G7 countries.

A study from 2009 now getting buzz on the blogosphere explored the role marriage plays in the lesbian wage premium, and found that women who don't expect to be part of a traditional family spend more time investing in labour participation through on - the - job training and working longer hours than household skills.

In 1957, its founders believed the country would face a skilled labour shortage and instituted a co-operative education program, allowing students to earn credits for paid work in a particular industry to get practical experiencIn 1957, its founders believed the country would face a skilled labour shortage and instituted a co-operative education program, allowing students to earn credits for paid work in a particular industry to get practical experiencin a particular industry to get practical experience.

It's a word that, here, does not so much connote an actual small - business owner as a feeling — an image of the young worker in the 21st - century gig economy who DJs on the weekends and, while almost certainly doing underpaid and entirely precarious labour, has earned the right to work from her local coffee shop in the slouchy drop - shoulder crewneck of her choice.

If working as an intern is résumé enhancing, then lower income kids are disadvantaged in the labour market (even more than they already are).

The idea: In 2009, San Francisco men's boutique Unionmade began selling clothing such as $ 258 «vintage - styled work shirts» and $ 565 vintage Levi's jeans, using a logo similar to that of the labour giant AFL - CIO.

The Jacobin story pooh - poohs the idea of indies being the answer to the industry's labour woes, but that's an attitude that doesn't acknowledge how business works in today's world.

Schultz has found the most effective method of importing labour is to bring foreign workers in on temporary work permits and then use the provincial nominee program to convert them to permanent residents.

Hassan Yussuff, head of the Canadian Labour Congress, said legalization wouldn't change anything in regards to how workplaces deal with impaired employees: «The law is very clear that you can't come to work in an impaired fashion to work and if your employer should find you (impaired), they of course can take whatever steps are necessary.»

Without proof to the contrary, most employees assume they're underpaid relative to their peers, says Travor Brown, who teaches labour relations and HR at Memorial University in St. John's, Nfld., and that tends to breed disengagement and mediocre work: «By giving clear pay information, that disconnect disappears.»

In Bangladesh, workers, mostly women, work long hours for minimum wages that labour advocacy groups say keep those workers trapped in poverty and with few or no rights to organize to improve conditionIn Bangladesh, workers, mostly women, work long hours for minimum wages that labour advocacy groups say keep those workers trapped in poverty and with few or no rights to organize to improve conditionin poverty and with few or no rights to organize to improve conditions.

Thomas market in April because its labour force — those available and looking for work — has shrunk by 6,600 over the past two months.

With an image of the Bastille being stormed by a rabble of freelance writers, part - time cooks and itinerant Caribbean fruit pickers in mind, perhaps it's relevant to consider the current situation in Europe, where generations of abundant labour regulation have robbed much of the Continent of employment flexibility — sorry, precarious work.