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Published 2020
The World Bank
“... conditions. Their low earnings levels elevate the risk of poverty. Second, Stringent labor laws, along...”
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by Hodges, Graham Russell Gao
Published 2012
New York University Press
“... into the American economy via the creation of labor laws. The cartmen possessed a hard-nosed political awareness...”
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by Verdugo, Richard R.
Published 2018
Springer International Publishing
“... of American schools due to such factors as immigration from Europe, child labor laws, internal migration...”
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by Holtz, Herman R.
Published 1985
Springer US
“... laws and regulations -labor laws and OSHA laws, to name only two areas, and ignoring for the moment...”
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by Krauss, Alexander
Published 2013
The World Bank
“... and capacity to enforce anti-child labor laws. In addition, an interview conducted with the Minister...”
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by Datta, Namita
Published 2017
The World Bank
“... that lack security and are not covered by labor laws. In other words, there are persistent gender gaps...”
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by Langot, Francois
Published 2019
The World Bank
“... protection systems and labor laws...”
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by Amaya, Hector
Published 2013
New York University Press
“... reform marches to labor laws restricting Latino/a participation in English-language media and news...”
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by Amin, Mohammad
Published 2021
The World Bank
“... and labor laws are more favorable toward women's work, and when the law and order situation is more business...”
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470
Published 2014
International Monetary Fund
“... competitiveness, adverse sectoral trends (e.g., in the international financial center), red tape, and rigid labor...”
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Published 2014
International Monetary Fund
“... competitiveness, adverse sectoral trends (e.g., in the international financial center), red tape, and rigid labor...”