In turn, this has meant that governments have typically strongly regulated the sale of labour power with laws and rules for labour contracts.
22.
In the 1890s, 32, 000 labourers from British India were recruited to East Africa under indentured labour contracts to construct the Uganda Railway.
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It s easily confused with the Labour Contract Law of the People's Republic of China because of similar names and unprecise media reports.
24.
The law governing labour contracts, the Masters and Servants Act of 1883, made it a criminal offence for a labourer to breach a contract.
25.
She initially opposed the Rae government's plans to revisit existing labour contracts, and personally warned Rae of the fallout that would result from organized labour.
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Later in the 1980s, he worked on theoretical aspects of labour contracts, with papers in the 1986 American Economic Review and the 1984 Quarterly Journal of Economics.
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As the area was still an undeveloped jungle, Temenggong encouraged the migration of Kangchu and Javanese labour contract systems were introduced by the Chinese and Javanese communities.
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"FC Porto and Mr Luigi Del Neri have agreed to interrupt their labour contract on Friday night for private reasons, " the statement on the Web site read.
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The Employers and Workmen Act made breaches of contract by a worker a civil offence and therefore made workers and employers equal before the law regarding labour contracts.
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Pricing, production and distribution practices were controlled by employer associations rather than individual firms, and labour syndicates negotiated collective labour contracts binding all firms in the particular sector.
