Bankruptcy laws were amended to introduce a system of partial indentured servitude.

Large scale use of ganja in Jamaica... dated from the importation of indentured Indians... (Campbell 110).

Each caste contained a varying mixture of landless laborers, cultivators, and landlords.

When she was 18 she and her husband got married and were basically put into indentured servitude.

Fortunately, Anarbek was eventually able to escape, literally running away from the last place of his indentured servitude.

For example in Cambodia, 50 percent of young girls are laborers instead of students.

Roughly 70 of Swedes support free immigration of laborers far higher than elsewhere in Europe.

The population of Queensland also includes descendants of South Sea Islanders brought over for indentured servitude in the 19th century.

They are either unemployed or working as unskilled laborers in Bulgaria or in the black market abroad.

Indeed, China s government has actually been encouraging rural laborers to move to cities to find better jobs.

Those who do not even make that grade will remain in a home help corps of unskilled laborers.

Daily wages for laborers in Baghdad have doubled in the last three years hardly a sign of rising unemployment.

These people were volunteers, recruited from the local male population laborers, public servants, and the so called workers intelligentsia.

The remittances of Italian seasonal laborers in Argentina prevented backward rural villages in southern Italy from slipping into grinding poverty.

Unskilled laborers in poor nations do the kind of work that virtually no one in a developed country will do.

In any given year, roughly 10 million such laborers existed. During Mao s rule, an estimated 27 million died in the camps.

It wasn't his money, until he spent it. And then essentially he was in debt to the gang, and was sort of an indentured servant for a while.

Poverty also induces husbands to work away from home as migrant laborers, creating an environment in which sex with multiple partners is more likely.

Even if the economy continues to grow at 8 per year, China might need 20 30 years to reallocate agricultural laborers and reach full employment.

And all about a gathering of teachers, farmers, merchants, laborers those who work and vote and build and plan and pray into a great tomorrow.

As far as the low income , laborers, and female heads of household are concerned, this nuclear agreement is not going to change anything for them.

In China and India, it accounts for about 80 of power generation, and is helping Chinese and Indian laborers enjoy a quality of life that their parents could barely imagine.

Laborers in the branches and dormitories are the ones chosen to go out and bring bread and food from outside, but here they are a resident group of young people.

The path had been cleared for a vast new population of atomized entrepreneurs and laborers, freed from fealty to family and Party, to storm the marketplace with newly liberated individual energy.

The path had been cleared for a vast new population of atomized entrepreneurs and laborers, freed from fealty to family and Party, to storm the marketplace with newly liberated individual energy.

Based on the findings of the interim report of the Austrian Historians' Commission, we will seek prompt compensation for former forced laborers, and we expect the companies concerned also to recognize their responsibilities.

About one million Haitians now live in the Dominican Republic, but only about 10 of the Haitian laborers in the country are there legally, a condition that invites their exploitation by greedy employers.

Although migrant workers earn only about 1,500 per year on average, the income gap between them and agricultural laborers provides a powerful incentive for the latter to try to find better paid non farm jobs.

Women are often classified as unskilled laborers working in the factories or sent abroad to work as maids but their contributions to the state s coffers have been overlooked and their rights haven t been properly acknowledged.

In China and India, it accounts for about 80 of power generation, and is helping Chinese and Indian laborers enjoy a quality of life that their parents could barely imagine. Capping emissions means, effectively, ending this success story for hundreds of millions of people.

So, in Syria and the surrounding region, there is already a lost generation in the making children who are now eight and nine and who have never been to school, children condemned to work as child laborers, and hundreds of girls forced into early marriages.

Roughly 70 of Swedes support free immigration of laborers far higher than elsewhere in Europe. They see that immigrants tend to be qualified East Europeans, many of them physicians, while the number of Swedes registered as sick or in early retirement has underpinned a severe labor shortage.

The coffee pickers were child laborers themselves, and while they are aware of the challenges for them to send their kids to school instead of having them adding income, one of the woman also mentions that it is a sacrifice that needs to be made in order to successfully raise her children.

About one million Haitians now live in the Dominican Republic, but only about 10 of the Haitian laborers in the country are there legally, a condition that invites their exploitation by greedy employers. Cheap Haitian labor has become a substitute for less skilled Dominican labor in a way that increases income inequalities, and puts a special burden on the country s public finances and services, owing to lower tax revenues.

Although migrant workers earn only about 1,500 per year on average, the income gap between them and agricultural laborers provides a powerful incentive for the latter to try to find better paid non farm jobs. Naturally, this competition in the labor market suppresses non farm wages whereas labor productivity in non farm sectors increased by 10 12 annually in the past 15 years, migrant workers real wages have increased by only 4 6 per year.