More a hostel for
itinerant workers than a travellers' site, discussions between councillors, council officers and police have been going on for years, but a permanent solution seems as far off as ever.
In northern Mozambique, informal -- and illegal -- ruby mining is a tough business that has attracted thousands of
itinerant workers despite strenuous crackdowns by police and private guards.
The Bakken oil boom, which began in 2006, brought more than 10,000
itinerant workers to the state.
KUWAIT - The Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) said its teams captured 112
itinerant workers during Eid Al-Adha holiday.
George and Lennie are two
itinerant workers searching for employment while clutching on to the great American dream of owning their own piece of land.
Once the festival is over, the
itinerant workers, burger bars, memorabilia salesmen, move on with their profits to other venues, and any part-time jobs come to an end after the clean-up.
But then there were millions - poor people, villagers,
itinerant workers - without bank accounts.
Goff presents readers with a comprehensive examination of the forgotten history of
itinerant workers and the shantytowns they inhabited throughout much of the nineteenth and parts of the twentieth century.
The buildings on this street had once been rough doss houses for dispossessed
itinerant workers, maimed soldiers from the First World War, impoverished pensioners and families like mine trying to survive on guile and luck in a time before benefits for the unemployed, the sick or the vulnerable.
How can extending a runway 320 miles away at Heathrow create 5,000 jobs in the North East unless 5,000
itinerant workers go down to London, live in squalid and massively over-priced accommodation and labour on the extension?
Satish Upadhyay, SDMC's standing committee chairman, said a team of SDMC officials had recently visited Chennai to study the model and implement the same in Delhi for the benefit of the masses, particularly the wage earners and
itinerant workers.
