Relationship where a worker sells labour to an employer.
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Examples for "wage labour"
Examples for "wage labour"
1The link between wage labour and economic security has long been a mirage in South Africa.
2But in a place like South Africa, finding economic security through wage labour was never the solution.
3Second, and even more important, the crisis has not simply hit wage labour, which is the normal way of capitalism.
4The exposed sector is a two-level CES where highly and lowly productive labour are complementary, but both are substitutable with minimum wage labour:
5Households dependent on wage labour can afford to buy a quarter of the wheat they bought in 2007, according to the World Food Programme.
1Because there was no money, there was no wage labor.
2Natural resources invited industry in large units, but wage labor was not to be had.
3It's a crop that doesn't do very well with something like slavery or wage labor.
4White people still have more access to wage labor.
5That is the weakness of slave labor; and of wage labor also where there is not full industrial education and freedom of choice.
6Households dependent on wage labor can afford to buy a quarter of the wheat they bought in 2007, according to the World Food Program.
7Wage Labor and Capital, by Karl Marx.
8Wage labor, quick, efficient.
Translations for wage labor