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Let us pay more attention to the issue of temporary work, especially seasonal labour, in our Community.

Otherwise unemployed people constitute an important seasonal labour force in the holiday camps sector.

Harvesting can be carried out by the farmers themselves, but is also frequently done by seasonal labour groups.

Many families have migrated to larger cities in search of jobs, or go as seasonal labour in the construction industry.

Seasonal labour contracts to the detriment of Polish workers allowed the opportunity for many corrupt practices.

That has proved impossible, for every year, we notice that seasonal labour, in particular, is carried out by illegal workers.

Commercialised farms that do rely on labour frequently use seasonal labour.

The establishment of industries in the region changed the centuries-old seasonal labour to permanent work opportunities with higher wages.

Travellers still provide seasonal labour in many agricultultural areas.

There is a strong influx of seasonal labour for the harvesting of fruit from March to April.

Majority of them are leading their life as daily wage labour, agricultural labour, seasonal labour etc.

He also did seasonal labouring work at the Horotiu Freezing works, near Hamilton.

Experience has shown that the demand for seasonal labour cannot be met on the German labour market, and so people are losing out on every side.

The planting of alien species began in 1949 and grew rapidly from the middle of the 1960s as a direct result of seasonal labour.

They are a government funded NGO set up by the federal government to effectively deal with seasonal labour shortages on farms.

In areas of high unemployment there is an increase In the proportion of "involuntary" temporary workers in the seasonal labour force in retailing.

As a young woman she meets Martin Scott (George Dewhurst), a student working as seasonal labour on a local farm.

Is it not, perhaps, that they are thereby enabled to make money from cheap seasonal labour, from the putative self-employed, and from those working in the black market?

Not surprisingly, the otherwise unemployed seasonal workers, like the rest of the camps' seasonal labour force, are mainly young - mostly in the 19 to 25 years age range.

Spitty, her husband, was no good; he was frail in body and feeble in mind, the last to get a job when seasonal labour was in demand, the first to lose it.

The state attracts seasonal labour because it has an intensive agricultural economy that complements the Mexican growing season: two-thirds of all state produce is harvested from June to September, when Mexico is not harvesting.

Until the early 1960s temporary and seasonal labour was used to supplement the workforce, but thereafter the relative share of temporary labour employed in larger firms began to decline as the role of external subcontractors increased.

Just as the temporary status of the seasonal labour in the service sector was by no means always obvious by reference only to their contracts of employment, neither was that of the"new temporary labour force in manufacturing.

With the influx of British 'settlers' many with the goal of establishing fruit orchards, migrant seasonal labour became a pressing issue as there were not enough settlers able or willing to do the manual labour involved in harvesting.

As a result, many of the peasantry maintain a subsistence plot but, since this is usually insufficient to support a family, the male members of the family have to seek seasonal labouring work, leaving the women to maintain the family farm.

Before, men did seasonal labor and the women had no opportunity to earn money.

Let us pay more attention to the issue of temporary work, especially seasonal labour, in our Community.

The Mexicans were employed only as seasonal labor.

Otherwise unemployed people constitute an important seasonal labour force in the holiday camps sector.

Prior to modern refrigeration, ice cutting drew seasonal labor.

But they too see seasonal labor migration.

Harvesting can be carried out by the farmers themselves, but is also frequently done by seasonal labour groups.

Many families have migrated to larger cities in search of jobs, or go as seasonal labour in the construction industry.

Seasonal labour contracts to the detriment of Polish workers allowed the opportunity for many corrupt practices.

That has proved impossible, for every year, we notice that seasonal labour, in particular, is carried out by illegal workers.

Commercialised farms that do rely on labour frequently use seasonal labour.

The establishment of industries in the region changed the centuries-old seasonal labour to permanent work opportunities with higher wages.

Or may use a reasonable amount of full-time hired labor and seasonal labor during peak loan periods.

Travellers still provide seasonal labour in many agricultultural areas.

There is a strong influx of seasonal labour for the harvesting of fruit from March to April.

Coffee production in the country relies on cheap, seasonal labor: Nicaraguan immigrants are often employed on plantations.

The interned Japanese Americans also provided seasonal labor in 1943 and 1944; all the labor was paid at prevailing wages.

More than half of the rural population, moreover, remains landless and heavily dependent on diminishing seasonal labor and low wages.

Majority of them are leading their life as daily wage labour, agricultural labour, seasonal labour etc.

Experience has shown that the demand for seasonal labour cannot be met on the German labour market, and so people are losing out on every side.

Displacement and seasonal labor also implies physical and cultural disruption of multifunctional family farms and traditional communities.

The planting of alien species began in 1949 and grew rapidly from the middle of the 1960s as a direct result of seasonal labour.

They are a government funded NGO set up by the federal government to effectively deal with seasonal labour shortages on farms.

Under the new law, farmers who need seasonal labor may ask the Government for permission to bring in temporary foreign workers for up to 11 months at a time.

Table grapes, grown mostly along the Orange River in the country's arid south, are becoming an increasingly important commercial crop and a significant employer of seasonal labor.