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My own father, an Irish immigrant, worked as a manual labourer for 35 years.
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A defender of the modern State and of the Republic, a manual labourer, stood up.
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A manual labourer must have a limit on his hours, otherwise he will wear himself out.
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But like Aziz, his earnings as a manual labourer are too low to allow him to bring them legally.
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They came from very large families where the father usually worked as an unskilled manual labourer or was chronically unemployed.
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The first relates to the remuneration of the ordinary manual labourer, and deals with the question of what his just remuneration is.
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Naing Naing scraped a living working as a manual labourer and often going hungry when exploitative bosses would not pay or feed him.
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He spent the ensuing decades just getting on with life, working odd jobs as a manual labourer and construction worker in his hometown.
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He hoped to find the mental ease of the manual labourer by entering on these duties, but his mind was often troubled by religious questions.
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Many head for oil-rich Gulf states looking for jobs as manual labourers.
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Society is changing dramatically, even the jobs of manual labourers have changed enormously.
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Unlike the supply of manual labourers, the number of college graduates is rising steeply.
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In addition we have butchers, carpenters, drivers, and manual labourers.
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The manual labourers, in this as in every civilised community, are kept out of sight.
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Unions and labour laws reduced the hours worked by manual labourers, increasing their possibilities of leisure.
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Manual labourers are feeling the pinch most acutely, their wages now scarcely enough to feed families back home.