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casual labour

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casual labour n → manodopera avventizia
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He would then allegedly hire them out for casual labour, while taking their wages for himself, under the provision that they were paying back his so-called commission.
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Income from cheque cashing also fell because of the fall-off of casual labour in a struggling construction industry, which makes most use of the service.
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The playscheme only runs for eight weeks and operates with casual labour, so I wouldn't say that would be classed as making people redundant.
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