This article focuses on rural girls' aspirations of becoming migrants in a setting where girls are subjected to social constraints curtailing their movements in the midst of an otherwise mobile society, where mothers and grandmothers frequently recall their experiences in Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire, and boys set off on their first migration in their mid- or late teens. However, the high level of mobility affects both intergenerational relations and the ways in which girls can justify their wish to migrate. Based on multi-sited ethnographic research between 2002 and 2008 in Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire, the article explores the ways in which images of success and material wealth of (trans)national migrants feed into adolescent girls' imaginations of migration and its outcome. Furthermore,...
... French attempts to entice more migrant workers to Ivorian plantations after the abolition of forc... of clothes per year and they have always needed to negotiate access to a bicycle if they wanted to... opportunities, and especially for unskilled female migrants who also have child care responsib...
...) Rather, the voices of experts--social workers, policy analysts, welfare case workers, etc.,--are... assistance represents the length of time needed to raise a family, while for disabled claimants it... jobs that were characterized as manual unskilled labour. These primarily involved jobs of a janitor...
..., India's financial hub, and millions of workers swarm out of their offices, headed to railway stat... young population remains uneducated, unskilled and unemployable, then that dividend would be wast... replacement rate that demographers say is needed to keep populations stable in developed countries....
[Richard Miner] writes that "we have to accept" that all but a "small minority" of workers must earn some form of post-secondary credential. "We face a future with large numbers of unskilled workers looking for jobs that require skills they don't possess, and a large number of jobs that will go unfilled." If action is not taken "now," the outcome will be "unacceptable. Miner makes a number of references to the "current trend in education and training." His analysis depends on higher education participation rates remaining steady while Canada moves toward a "knowledge economy." But, if the economy is going to be fundamentally different in 20 years, why should we expect people to make the same choices they do now? For example, according to data for 2006, the Ontario labour market require...
... precisely what type of training is needed. After all, who knows exactly what type of jobs wi...
... Compensation Act or any provincial workers' compensation legislation;. (f) amounts payable in... time or would have been apparent to an unskilled observer on examination of the member or veteran a... and psycho-social rehabilitation services needed to prepare individuals to take advantage of vocati...
... often divide labour into skilled and unskilled groups with the implicit assumption that these gro... labour inflows add to the supply of urban workers and possibly moderate any increases in nominal wag... they held mortgages on lands where farmers needed help. Finally, the companies stood to gain from th...
... of unselected , poorly qualified young workers was created. 7. The records indicate that the aim ... abuse of immigration requirements, was needed. Therefore, the requirement that the adoption crea... fact, cause that result by preventing unskilled workers from entering Canada. However, the legisla...
Elias Woodworking isn't the only manufacturer that's optimistic about the future. [Morden]'s Huron Windows Corp. recently expanded its production plant in anticipation of higher sales, according to Morden community economic development officer Cheryl Digby. There are still jobs available, especially for skilled workers," she said. "There are jobs for unskilled workers, too, but they're just not as plentiful. Digby and Triple E's [Terry Elias] said one of the strengths of the Pembina Valley's manufacturing sector is that it's much more diversified now than it was 15 or 20 years ago. So just like the Manitoba economy, it's able to weather economic downturns better than most.
... benefits for the days when they're not needed. The government said there were 107 active work-sh...
It is generally asserted that corporate social reporting (CSR) is a phenomenon of the late 20th century. The present paper contests this view by looking at the ways in which British companies reacted to the challenges they faced during the First World War, when they were exposed to charges of profiteering, as well as to industrial unrest and high taxation. The paper considers the use of the speeches made by chairmen at annual general meetings to refute these charges and defend themselves. It considers the relevance of these findings for contemporary social reporting, and suggests that investigation of the history of CSR is likely to show further examples of its use by companies to put forward "the business case".
... information and explanations which they needed. It was therefore a key element of corporate gover...'s words, "the impact of the war upon workers, employers and the state was extremely contradicto... of dilution (opening skilled work to unskilled men, women and boys) and of restrictions on overti...
There are also productivity issues. From 1996 to 2008 we were bringing in bodies at all costs. Many of them were unskilled and we were faced with safety issues. We're preparing for the same kind of run-up now, but we don't want to be in the same situation as we were in the past," he said. The positive side of the report's findings is that there is a lot of economic activity on the horizon in Manitoba, he said. Major projects include roadwork at the airport, the expansion of the Disraeli Bridge, a new Canad Inns hotel at Health Sciences Centre and a new Lakeview Management hotel at the airport, a new stadium for the Canadian Football League's Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the home for furniture retailer IKEA. "It's not unusual for people to make $40,000, $50,000 and $60,000 fairly early in ...
... Construction Sector Council, said 5,300 workers will be needed in the province to simply keep up w...
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