They realized that for the same cost as hiring a white laborer for just one year, the Company could buy an experienced slave from the West Indies.
The difference does not, for example, coincide with the difference between a manual and a mental job; a gardener or a cobbler may be a worker, a bank clerk a laborer.
His fellow laborer, Nesar Ahmad, sees a brighter side.
That is to say, you pay laborer, not have put the labourer pay except produce value all pay him.
Robert Lee Shields, Mrs. Obama's great-grandfather, married Annie Lawson in 1906 and worked as a laborer and a railroad porter but disappeared from the public record sometime around his 32nd birthday.
He started working as a laborer at a state-owned food wholesaler.
He works as a farm laborer, but for eight months of the year he steals and pilfers, or wanders into big cities and supports himself panhandling all day long.
Basically, in 2009, the life of a wage laborer has the same essential features in every corner of the globe.
Does this man look like a slave laborer?
Anderson did grow up poor. Her father, a railroad laborer, died when she was 12; she didn’t attend high school because her family depended on money she earned from singing and domestic work.
This alleged iron law of wages declares that wages can never rise above the minimum requisite to keep the laborer in bare existence as a laborer.
"Labor law" is clear, unit of choose and employ persons in 38 section and other laws, regulations and other holidays and festivals shall arrange laborer to leave.
Even after she was freed, Melvinia stayed put, working as a farm laborer on land adjacent to that of Charles Shields, one of Henry's sons.
國文精選館
