output per man-year

bargain taker | contractor ( s-wales ) | jobber | piece worker | tributer ( ore mining ) | tut worker

sewer screen labourer

utility man - cutter

day-labourer | day-wage man | jobber

incentive operator

Oceans and seas || Protect and restore the health of oceans and maintain marine biodiversity by mitigiating the impacts from human activity Could include ecosystem approach to management of activities, habitat degradation, threatened species, ensuring protected and sustainably managed areas within and beyond national jurisdictions || Ensure sustainable fisheries (healthy fish stocks) Could include restoring fish stocks to levels that can produce maximum sustainable yield, fleet overcapacity, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, by-catch and discard, and use of ecosystem approaches || Ensure access to fisheries at local, regional ...[+++]and global levels by subsistence, small-scale fishers. Could include small-scale and artisanal fisherfolk, women fish workers, as well as indigenous peoples and their communities. || Reduce marine pollution and litter including from land-based sources Could include land and marine sources, marine debris. || ||

81.4 (1) The claim of a clerk, servant, travelling salesperson, labourer or worker who is owed wages, salaries, commissions or compensation by a person who is subject to a receivership for services rendered during the six months before the first day on which there was a receiver in relation to the person is secured, as of that day, to the extent of $2,000 — less any amount paid for those services by a receiver or trustee — by security on the person’s current assets that are in the possession or under the control of the receiver.

81.3 (1) The claim of a clerk, servant, travelling salesperson, labourer or worker who is owed wages, salaries, commissions or compensation by a bankrupt for services rendered during the period beginning on the day that is six months before the date of the initial bankruptcy event and ending on the date of the bankruptcy is secured, as of the date of the bankruptcy, to the extent of $2,000 — less any amount paid for those services by the trustee or by a receiver — by security on the bankrupt’s current assets on the date of the bankrup ...[+++]tcy.

81.3 (1.1) The claim of a clerk, servant, travelling salesperson, labourer or worker who is owed termination and severance pay by a bankrupt, less any amount paid by the trustee or by a receiver for that termination or severance pay, is secured as of the date of the bankruptcy by security on the bankrupt's current assets as of the date of the bankruptcy.