labour laws

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Protective labourlaws that previously could be disregarded now had to be observed.
The existence and enforcement of these labourlaws, it is argued, are themselves signs of ' the imperfect development of the market ' (p. 314).
Ameliorative legislation would influence later labourlaws, which were also profoundly gendered (ch. 5).
The second section turns to the relationship between the state's struggles to enforce its labourlaws and the process of state formation.
After 1917, the implementation of federal and state labourlaws strengthened rather than diminished the workers challenge to factory authority.
You tamper with this at your peril, for it is at the heart of full employment and of labourlaws.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Another requirement concerns such things as the social status of participating young people, social security, labourlaws, tax exemption, and so on.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The solution, ladies and gentlemen, does not lie in greater divergences between our budgets, our labourlaws and our taxation rates, but in greater convergence.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
High social costs, inflexible labourlaws and the single currency are such barriers.
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