Meanings of international labour in English

In concrete terms, these are international trusts and international labour interests.

Establishing agreed international labour rights is a key issue for eliminating poverty in Bangladesh and elsewhere.

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions lodged this complaint with the international labour movement's full support.

This included the international labour movement in which the Scottish-born leader of the Rising, James Connolly, was involved.

Businesses have repeatedly stressed the importance of maintaining access to the international labour market for skilled workers after Brexit.

She will address an international labour conference in Geneva on June 14 and give a speech to Britain's parliament.

The fair trade discussions that have often been had around Fiji...fair trade agreements usually refer to compliance with international labour standards.

Mr Smith said New Zealand clearly needed international labour but questions why we're short of workers when jobseeker benefit numbers were rising.

A BT spokesperson said: We're committed to respecting human rights, including international labour standards, in our own business and in our supply chain.

Newly released papers reveal the Minister of Labour, Simon Bridges, advised the Cabinet that proposed employment law changes could breach international labour conventions.

The School Trustees Association's policy advisor Mary Hall told MPs Ms Moroney's bill exceeded international labour guidelines and would create problems for schools.

The correlation can also be seen around the world, said Daniel Hamermesh, an international labour economist at the University of Texas in Austin.

The Vanuatu government is pushing ahead with controversial tax reforms despite widespread opposition from the private sector and warnings from the international labour organisation.

China: May Day in China used to be an occasion festooned with red flags, the air ringing with the Internationale as communists celebrated international labour.

Signatories also include two global union federations, eight Bangladeshi garment workers' unions and union bodies, and four international labour rights organisations, participating as witness signatories.

They found girls as young as 14 working 12-hour days in two factories outside Rangoon, in breach of Myanmar law and international labour conventions.