Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The study should help to develop a clear concept of precariousness in employment relationships and an identification of what could constitute basic social rights.
• Why do young people face so much unemployment and precariousness?
• Gentlemen, I recall when I too was blind to the precariousness of human nature.
• The adoption of measures to combat the labour precariousness that affects women in particular and to enhance collective bargaining in defending male and female workers must be encouraged.
• Unemployment leads to forms of exclusion, precariousness hampers personal development, and the lack of personal expectations places available labour in a feudal position in relation to whoever can provide a job.
• Precariousness adds up elements that increase risks and insecurity such as low qualification, unemployment spells, no vocational training, health problems, caring duties.
• Extreme poverty and economic and social precariousness.
• This has also led to worsening labour conditions, increased precariousness and lower training levels.

• Admittedly, FIFA demonstrated its good will in 1996 by concluding an agreement with the international trade union on the code of conduct to banish child labour and poor working conditions.
• All I can say here is that you are wrong if you think that a knowledge
• We will not, and we must not, compete on the basis of low wages and poor working conditions, but on the basis of qualified and skilled people who work, and who want to work, in industry.
• A larger participation of workers ensures a qualitative development and prevents poor working conditions in the process of renewal.
• Subject: Discrimination against truck drivers from new EU Member States on grounds of nationality, and poor working conditions leading to distortion of competition
• Subject: Persistence of poor working conditions in China
• If we compete on the basis of poor working conditions and low wages, we shall lose out against a background of increased globalisation and competition.
• The tragic case mentioned by the Honourable Member shows that undeclared work is detrimental to all involved: it is associated with poor working conditions and higher risks to workers' health and social and physical security.