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• The new labour pool was utilised in new Public Works.
• The CCQ manages the workforce through labour pools containing holders of competency certificates in the industry s trades and occupations.
• Rosel Laurenzen originally served as head of the labour pool at the camp ( Arbeitdienstf黨rerin ) along with her assistant Gertrud Schoeber.
• Since the labour pool does not have the listed skill a foreign worker permit can be obtained allowing the importation of Chinese workers.
• Though apprentices were there to learn, they also constituted a valuable labour pool, with their artistic output contributing financially to the school.
• Given its natural rate of population growth and aging characteristics, India is adding about 13 million new workers every year to its labour pool.
• After two year with Humphrey & Grey he obtained his lighterman s licence and went on the dock labour pool to experience a variety of firms.
• These high-tech global information technologies companies directly or indirectly employ about 23 lakh people, less than 1 % of India's labour pool.
• After the abolition of the international slave trade in 1807, the British began to import Indian and Chinese workers as indentured servants to supplement the labour pool.
• Access to resources and large, controlled international labour pools and the ability to build arms in relative peace were critical to the eventual victory of the Allies.
• Darfield Main colliery and Mitchell's Main were local mines, the population of the village quickly increased and it became a labour pool for the surrounding coalmines.
• There is a large labour pool available here and we have to focus on how to use that labour in a way that benefits both us and the students.
• Wirote said the government must help the unemployed to turn to agriculture which has the potential to absorb a huge labour pool because of the country's vast resources.
• However, the government should subsidise exporters to ease tight liquidity, impose a clear export promotion policy without location and product restrictions, and develop the country's labour pool.
• While GE hoped to gain access to Mexico s low cost labour pool, Mabe was given greater access to the world s largest consumer market through GE s US distribution network.
• Tenants replaced employees later and 675, 000 estate tenants were registered in 1990 and 580, 000  squatters lived on surplus land as a low-paid casual labour pool.
• Newton said Malaysia had the advantage of a good labour pool which was less expensive to hire compared to the US while having the support of the MSC's huge communications capabilities.
• Employment opportunities were to be located in proximity to dwellings in order to allow the formation of a labour pool, yet not so close that it would adversely effect the surrounding populations.
• The remaining 5 million youth joining the ranks of poorly paid partial employment, casual labour pool for temporary infrastructure and real estate construction jobs, or in many cases, being unemployed.
• After the frontier closure, there was a vacuum in the labour pool which had resulted from the removal of the Spanish workforce, which constituted about one third of the entire workforce.