day labour

Some work as day labour in the nearby salt pans.

Day labour from the department also ran the facilities of the harbours.

These workers were probably employed at normal day labour rates, the main employment method used on the project.

In southern Iran (some cities) this word was used as a low ranking day labour.

Under this system the temporary owners could demand about three days labour per year from the peasants living on their land.

Is today officially 'the day labour finally turned tory'?

Today was the day Labour's Peter Pan finally grew up.

The majority of houses constructed for those transferring to Canberra were built by private contractors with some day labour.

Construction commenced in 1901, undertaken by day labour.

Weber argued that such groups could overlap class distinctions eg. the present day Labour Party.

Even in certain labour markets, for example casual day labour, the price of labour can move apparently very freely.

The lockout officially ended on July 22 when the owners ratified the agreement, ending the 310 day labour stoppage.

This has led to many becoming landless, and a growth of those in the community who are agricultural labour, day labour, bidi binding, teaching, business etc.

A good number of women labour force is operative in Gazaria in the field of Agriculture and day labour.

The Local Pub - The Local Pub is where everyone goes for a drink after a hard days labour.

Built by day labour, the structure is of concrete, faced externally with Malmesbury stone for the rusticated base with sandstone for the levels above.

The builder of the concrete woolstore was J C Taylor and Sons although much of the construction was by day labour.

Later that day Labour announced they would not oppose Whitley and there being no other nominations, Whitley was therefore returned unopposed on 6 March 1907.

The erection of the structure has been carried out by day labour, under Inspector James McCall, of the Public Works Department.

It appears to be an old legal term for a tenant's day labour obligation to a sheriff, probably anglicised from "avera" found in the English Domesday Book (1085).

Labour Services - In addition to rents, each tenant must supply two consecutive days labour for ploughing and two for harvesting, on top of a day supervising the livestock.

Together with an architect friend, Bent Rolfson, of Raymond, they drew up the plans, and with only "day labour" help built the house over a period of years, completing it in 1919.

The two storey building was designed in an erected by day labour under supervising contractors ARP Crow & Sons in 1936, to replace the first town hall built in 1875.

I don't think the words left and the present day Labour Party go together too well these days Julian, so on that basis I think you need to rip your article up and start again.

Day labor (or day labour in Commonwealth spelling) is work done where the worker is hired and paid one day at a time, with no promise that more work will be available in the future.