abattoirs
Meaning
of Abattoir
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
As a result, there are now approximately 5000 low-paid workers — the majority being migrants and undocumented workers — who have contracted COVID-19 in abattoirs there.
Following a series of earlier coronavirus clusters at abattoirs, the German government pledged to crack down on the practice of using subcontractors, who often hire migrant workers and house them in cramped accommodation.
Cele said laws about abattoirs had to be tightened to avoid stolen animals being slaughtered.
Infrastructures needed to be provided for the abattoirs in Asaba to function optimally.
For example, in 1994, the producers obtained 70% of the abattoirs selling price, and the producers’ share declined to less than 60%.
The city’s abattoirs keep insisting that all animal slaughtering should be done through its inspection or under its facilities, but people still heavily relay on the services of butchers.