temporary workers造句

Many of these new positions are for temporary workers only.

Firms are relying more on part-time, contract and temporary workers who are inherently more flexible.

Some temporary workers require a work permit and some do not. For some categories of workers, permits are approved more quickly.

Some 400 temporary workers laid off at the factory live locally, and their chances of finding new jobs are slim.

Some of the shining industries continue to be the same, which include temporary workers, health care and education. Here are some highlights.

A 1994 measure to promote jobs made it easier to hire temporary workers and led to a sharp rise in their Numbers.

Its Labour market is sharply divided between protected, well-paid insiders and unprotected, temporary workers-one reason why youth unemployment is high.

In Saarlouis, for example, Ford is employing temporary workers alongside assembly-line veterans; in a crisis, they will be first to go.

To receive unemployment insurance, for instance, workers must have held the same job for at least a year, effectively excluding most temporary workers, whose contracts can be as short as two months.

In a declining construction market and a serious downturn caused by the global financial crisis, there is no reason for temporary workers to be brought into the construction industry.