“Most are low-end workers doing street-cleaning or other manual labour.”

“The labour involved includes time for stripping the old wax, applying new wax, and mopping and buffing at regular intervals throughout the cycle.”

“I knew nothing about any rewards, but I was willing to put in the labour.”

“We are in the globalization era, and the laborist model of welfare is enduring a neoliberal offensive.”

“With the decline of Marxism and laborist perspectives since the late 80s, the historical study of leisure has lacked a trajectory.”

“Weinstein demonstrated the laborist business model by calculating what it would cost a hospital to maintain 7-day, 24-hour coverage by a team of laborists.”

“He described himself as a laborite, a civil rights advocate, a civil libertarian, and an advocate for all oppressed people.”

“I'm a gradualist Laborite who believes in taking as many people as you can with you on controversial issues.”

“His reforms were Thatcherite in their free-market ideology, but Laborite in generous funding.”

“By becoming a national force, labourism expanded the scope of its parliamentary recruitment.”

“Radical liberalism, agrarian populism and communism all posed significant electoral challenges to overseas social democracy but here labourism was unchallenged.”

“Callaghan's political career thus embraced the entire experience of post-war Labourism.”

“His short stints of gainful employment included work as a day laborer, pencil maker, and surveyor.”

“A day laborer is hired by the day, and a rainy day means a day's wages lost.”

“I've been able to survive as a day laborer for 13 years, but in the last two years, there just haven't been any more jobs.”

“A construction labourer was killed and another sustained injuries when a private bus hit their motorcycle in Vazhapadi here on Sunday.”

“Up until 10 years ago Humble worked as a labourer and a security guard, while his brother was a hospital porter.”

“After leaving the army in 1919 he worked as a labourer, opened a wood yard and then turned his hobby of crayfishing into a career.”

“He says that the laboriousness of Stevenson and Flaubert has 'gone out' and the public are bored by it.”

“The procedures, certainly those for the smaller projects, still put potential participants off on account of their laboriousness.”

“The extraordinary laboriousness of the work and the high cost of production led to decreased demand and the decline of this important craft.”

“Most are low-end workers doing street-cleaning or other manual labor.”

“The labor involved includes time for stripping the old wax, applying new wax, and mopping and buffing at regular intervals throughout the cycle.”

“I knew nothing about any rewards, but I was willing to put in the labor.”

“Bird vigorously pushed a heady mix of laborism and state capitalism that came to be known locally as milk and water socialism.”

“That form extolled the virtues of the natural environment that labourist growth was threatening.”

“Definitively, a labourist ideology will have its bases in the trade union movement and see conciliation and arbitration as the most beneficial means of industrial relations.”

“The government's commitment to wage indexation and tax cuts to safeguard working-class incomes was evaluated as labourist and gendered.”

“The boys gathered around me, and the labourers removed their keffiyehs from their faces to talk.”

“Living in Willunga at that time were J.M. Cornelius and Thomas Martin, both slate merchants and more than twenty quarrymen and labourers.”

“But it also vigorously polemicised on behalf of Indian indentured labourers.”

“Prior to 1927, when county convict road gangs were sometimes used by the SHC, there is no explicit mention of the race of convict laborers.”

“Irish dock laborers rubbed shoulders with the aldermen they helped elect in these dimly lit and male-dominated spaces.”

“In the next scene, performers are acting again, this time in the role of rural laborers.”