Примеры использования Workers often на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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When discussing contraceptive methods, health care workers often pressure women to undergo sterilization.
These workers often suffer lack of access to redress of grievances.
Employment difficulties faced by older workers often derive from an insufficient level of skills.
Older workers often have to continue working owing to inadequate retirement income.
The Committee also notes with concern that such workers often face excessively long working hours art.7.
Workers often will move to companies that are willing to break the law-and the EICC Code.
An employer's treatment of his workers often reflects on the company's treatment of the environment.
Workers often have poor access to accommodation, water, nutrition, sanitation and hygiene.
Preventive detention of migrant workers often leads to prolonged detention based on vague criteria.
In addition to mistreatment by clients andservice providers, sex workers often risk rejection at home.
Indigenous workers often receive far below the minimum wage.
With an insanitary andoften hazardous working environment, and few incentives to extra effort, workers often found escape in alcohol, tobacco and even suicide.
Migrant domestic workers often live in their house of employment.
In addition, previously formal sectors, such as the construction industry,also tend to become increasingly informal with the use of contractors and intermediaries to hire workers, often for short periods.
Small forest workers often meet near human dwellings, and people have long been accustomed to their presence.
The Committee also notes reports that migrant workers often receive lower remuneration than nationals for the same position or work art. 7.
The workers often live in overcrowded dormitories and work in dangerous conditions under constant threat of layoff.
Within this functional andphysical interdependence, social workers often carry responsibility for unifying organizations and implementing joint multifaceted service efforts.
Sex workers often suffer from serious abuses, and language and cultural barriers exacerbate their vulnerable legal status.
In shipbreaking yards in South Asia, workers often remove insulating materials containing asbestos with their bare hands.
These workers often receive little protection from the law and in certain cases their situation can be considered tantamount to trafficking.
It is also concerned that migrant workers often work seven days a week, plus overtime, thus depriving their children of parental attention.
Sex workers, often operating outside the law and with little or no social protection, are vulnerable to police demands for money, information, or forced sex.
This"periphery" segment of the workforce is made of unskilled workers, often without a formal contract of employment, and their work is often seasonal or temporary or classified as such even when it is in fact continuous.
Foreign workers often have deficient knowledge of the practices of the Finnish labour market and of the prevailing extensive system of collective agreements.
In addition, women migrant workers often lack information on and access to security and justice institutions, mechanisms and services.
Sex workers often do not want to report the violence cases to the police, as they are afraid to have their statuses disclosed, to face additional violence from police officers or to be held responsible for doing sex work.
Additionally, children of migrant workers often live in poor conditions, and many of them are subjected to working long hours in hazardous conditions.
Sex workers often perceive violence in relation to themselves as usual routine, as side-effects of the profession, and they do not contact the law enforcement authorities to file the complaint against criminals who violate the law and the all-civil rights and freedom.