In Pune, where the construction industry was badly hit, some local organisations, working for porters, construction workers and casual labourers, tried to stop the exodus.
12.
In the USA, Werner had to make his living as a casual labourer for several months before he was admitted into the New York musician's union.
13.
By the end of the Sixties, it was estimated that 4 million Italians ( out of a population of 54.5 million ) were unemployed, underemployed, and casual labourers.
14.
By the end of the 19th century, rural roads were in poor condition, being poorly maintained by casual labourers who scattered broken stone from local quarries or collected from fields.
15.
Many Kenyan craftsmen, matatu conductors, music instrumentalists, acrobats, traditional dancers and casual labourers express some form of Rastafarian expression as an alternative religion whose language and ideologies they can identify with.
16.
The Swan which is described in Road Books as a posting-house, had extensive stabling and accommodation for casual labourers who followed the progress of Haysel and Harvest from south to north through East Anglia.
17.
Rajantheran, who earns RM800 per month as a casual labourer in a packaging company in Sungai Ampat here, said the family had so far spent over RM20, 000 from their savings and contributions from relatives on Venam's treatment.
18.
The South African agricultural industry contributes around 10 % of formal employment, relatively low compared to other parts of Africa, as well as providing work for casual labourers and contributing around 2.6 % of GDP for the nation.
19.
The factory contributed to the character of Oravais by giving the municipality some mobility of inhabitants and a presence of casual labourers otherwise an alien phenomenon on the Finnish countryside and the corollary occurrence of socialist ideas.
20.
Labour representatives criticized the bill for failing to impose fines on negligent employers and for limiting construction workers'eligibility under the program to injuries sustained while working on buildings more than in height, as well as for its exemption of casual labourers.
