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... out into clothing , electronic goods and soft drink bottling , and seem likely to
expand more into the service industries . ... then entered the garment industry : in
Birmingham they created a whole clothing industry where none existed before .
... out into clothing , electronic goods and soft drink bottling , and seem likely to
expand more into the service industries . ... then entered the garment industry : in
Birmingham they created a whole clothing industry where none existed before .
Page 255
In 1988 this was fixed at between 40 and 50 per cent ( depending on the industry
) , but in 1990 the permitted ceiling was raised ... For the construction and
shipbuilding industries , which are highly reliant on unskilled foreign labour , the
levy is ...
In 1988 this was fixed at between 40 and 50 per cent ( depending on the industry
) , but in 1990 the permitted ceiling was raised ... For the construction and
shipbuilding industries , which are highly reliant on unskilled foreign labour , the
levy is ...
Page 308
... 235 , 277 the Gambia 277 brain drain 119 foreign - born population 232
garment industry , Hispanic labour force in Los Angeles 53 Gastarbeiter
programme see contract workers Geneva Convention , 1951 145 Georgia 277
ethnic groups ...
... 235 , 277 the Gambia 277 brain drain 119 foreign - born population 232
garment industry , Hispanic labour force in Los Angeles 53 Gastarbeiter
programme see contract workers Geneva Convention , 1951 145 Georgia 277
ethnic groups ...
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