'Hired labourers,' replied Sviyazhsky.

Yemenis are known as skilled labourers.

'Hired labourers don't want to work well with good tools.

A total of 4.5 million children in Bangladesh work as child labourers.

'We must have at least fifteen more labourers, but you see they don't come.

A year later, labourers have returned to the streets claiming the agreement has failed.

It was estimated that anywhere from 80,000 to 120,000 labourers were engaged in the project.

Taking immediate actions regarding the situation of Chilean labourers in Peru and Peruvians who live in Chile.

Both the labourers were sitting on the narrow path between the fields, probably sharing a pipe of tobacco.

'I am seeking for a way of making labour profitable for me and for the labourers,' he answered hotly.

'There now! We landlords don't get on well because of the labourers,' said Levin, handing him a tumbler of tea.

The chimney of the samovar began to hum. The labourers and the family, having attended to the horses, went in to dinner.

Our labourers understand one thing only to get drunk like swine, and when drunk to spoil everything you put into their hands.

Then he went there himself and arranged to have the harvest gathered in partly by hired labourers and partly by peasants paid in kind.

Where my land used to yield ninefold under serfdom with good management, it only now yields threefold when the labourers are paid in kind.

Women labourers often experience additional duties as caregivers and as well as from societal responses to climate change after extreme weather events (eg, male migration).

But he had no time to write his thoughts down, for the labourers' foremen had come, and Levin went into the hall to speak to them.

Dreaming such dreams, carefully guiding his horse so as not to trample down his young growth, he rode up to the labourers who were sowing the clover.

For it is not enough to have masters, one must have a supervisor as well, just as you have both labourers and an overseer on your estate.

It is the shame of Romanian guest labourers working in the EU, who might be abused in their host countries, but for better , if not outright fairer pay.

The US and Britain, both patrons of the GCC, must encourage its members to include Yemen if they want to solve its problems. Yemenis are known as skilled labourers.

Most of the people killed in Andhra Pradesh and Telengana states were labourers at construction sites who continued with their work even when the temperatures were at the peak.

In the midst of his conversation about his acquaintanceship with Sviyazhsky the gates creaked again, and the labourers returning from the fields came into the yard with their ploughs and harrows.

He knew that try as they would they had never managed to get more than from thirty seven to forty labourers at the proper price. Forty could be hired, but never more than forty.

The labourers evidently belonged to the household. Two young fellows wore print shirts and peaked caps, two others were hired men and wore homespun shirts one of these was old and the other young.

He knew that he must hire labourers as cheaply as possible but that he must not take them in bondage for less than they were worth by advancing them money, though this would be very profitable.

'Thank you,' said the old man as he took the tea, but he refused sugar, pointing to a bit he still had left. 'How can one rely on work with hired labourers?' he said, 'it is ruination!

In Russia the question turns on the relation between the labourers and the land. They have the same problems there, but with them it is a case of patching up what has already been spoilt while here...'

As of 2011, according to a report by the United Nations, 10 15,000 women and children are trafficked from Nepal to India and the Gulf where they are either forcefully engaged into the sex trade, or sold as bonded labourers.

This is a remnant, perhaps, of older days under Communism when Romanian migrant labourers working abroad would more often than not be denied the possibility of having their families join them abroad, as the state feared high levels of emigration.

He struggled to get every penny he could, and had to do so or he would not have been able to pay his labourers their wages, and they struggled to be allowed to work quietly, pleasantly, and just as they were used to work.

It is not the first time farmers have organized marches to fight for farmers' rights. This year's marches are the result of an unfulfilled 2016 agreement signed by the government which aimed to solve labourers' debts allegedly incurred from a series of state scams.

It was done simply because the labourers wished to work merrily and without care, while his interests were not only foreign and incomprehensible to them but flatly opposed to their own just interests. Levin had long felt dissatisfied with his relation to the work on his estate.

At first Levin thought of letting the whole of his farm as it stood to the peasants, to the labourers, and to his steward, on the new co partnership lines, but he very soon saw that this was impossible and decided to divide up the different parts.