Sentences with phrase «world labour conditions»

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«And under my leadership, it would mean a strengthening of employment rights including creating a new Shadow Cabinet Secretary of State for Labour tasked with making Britain the envy of the world for the quality of our jobs and the protections they have, so workers have access to better terms and conditions.»

There are of course countless reasons woven into that: working conditions, child labour, slave labour, abusing the environment and the long term ramifications of fast fashion and over consumption of our world.

United Motion, a long - term activist project, focuses on art world distributions of labour and self - regulation as well as the conditions of its practitioners within which the issue of gender is a continuous concern.

EQUITY AND FAIR TRADE Fair wages and working conditions for all workers (including construction) as defined by international labour standards HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Facilities and events for every demographic group In June 2007, Masdar City received the first World Clean Energy Award from the Transatlantic21 Association in Basel, Switzerland.

Better conditions elsewhere, World War I, and lost skills resulted in a shortage of the skilled labour needed to extract the slate in... [more]