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Construction companies also tried to replace manual labour . They invested
heavily in labour - saving equipment such as cement mixers and earth vibrators
and also cut down on - site labour by installing more prefabricated doors and ...
Construction companies also tried to replace manual labour . They invested
heavily in labour - saving equipment such as cement mixers and earth vibrators
and also cut down on - site labour by installing more prefabricated doors and ...
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Migrant labour absorption in Malaysia , paper presented at the Conference on
International Manpower Flows and Foreign Investment in the Asian Region ,
Tokyo ; mimeographed . Nayar , D . 1989 . “ International labour migration from
India ...
Migrant labour absorption in Malaysia , paper presented at the Conference on
International Manpower Flows and Foreign Investment in the Asian Region ,
Tokyo ; mimeographed . Nayar , D . 1989 . “ International labour migration from
India ...
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