A type of employment where the worker is hired and paid one day at a time.
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Examples for "day labour"
Examples for "day labour"
1This salubrious sun does not excuse man from day labour in unshaded scenes.
2Two other brothers are away the day we visit, looking for day labour jobs in nearby Peja.
3Modern socialists admit that of the wealth produced to- day labour does not produce the whole, but that some part is produced by directive ability.
4Landmarks below, that he had spent days labouring across, fled by in minutes.
5She was then furnished with new sails, which cost about ten days labour.
1Dead end on that, but I'm checking with the day labor centers.
2The company blames a 58- day labor strike by IAM members for part of the delay.
3I do public work, haul wood, cut wood, and work in the field by day labor.
4Picks up jobs at day labor centers.
5She was also concerned about day labor for nearby farms that grow chiles, tomatoes, hay, and alfalfa.
6Though no salt tang came in the wind, it blew sweet, refreshing the men at their dog- day labor.
7They were dependent on day labor.
8A day labor office was able to find Green and Williamson odd jobs here and there: construction; moving furniture.
9Scores of day laborers set out to seek work at informal day labor sites in Phoenix, despite the new provisions.
10He is getting to be an old man, but I saw him doing day labor on the Seattle streets to-day.
11Unskilled day labor is an example.]
12My frame was so spare at the time that the question must have amused him, considering the type of physique required for day labor.
13His day labor at Manton's office, for all the years since he had graduated from High School, had been only a means to an end.
14The average cost of concrete in place for all the work done in Greene County by day labor was $6.25 per cu.
15The 787 development program has been delayed seven times due to challenges with engineering, supply chain glitches and a 58- day labor strike in 2008.
16Laurence spent the next day laboring, with slightly more success, over other necessary letters.