Granville was "politically naïve": "An opportunist, keen on action, who fell in with whichever personal contact would give her an assignment to work for the freedom of her country".
There are concerns that workers are dehumanized in such algorithmic assignment of work, a criticism that I strongly disagree with.
My 8th grade English teacher had us do an assignment of a place we would like to work and contact them.
He briefly attended the Centro Sperimentale, the film school in Rome, and was given the odd assignment of working with Marcel Carné on Les Visiteurs du Soir - he never dared tell the French master, he later recorded, that his official status was that of co-director.
For example, after having children, a fundamental change occurs in a couple's assignment of housework, work, and leisure time.
members controlled assignments of "working men," the inmates deemed sufficiently trustworthy to work outside their cells for the guards.
Its champions say that workfare, which evolved under the commissioner of the Human Resources Administration, Jason A. Turner, into an elaborate mix of work assignments, job training and job searches, has been a way for welfare recipients to give back to the city and a path to real jobs for many.
This airless tale of struggling artist Daniel (Wes Bentley), who submits to a humiliating series of work assignments by a dying, mysterious recluse named Warner (Frank Langella), attempts to plumb the emotional depths of this pair of tortured souls yet never sufficiently makes us care about either.
Randomization is generated through pre-specified assignment of 15 working days/month as intervention days.
At the time of random assignment, WTC participants were working 16 to 29 h a week and were not eligible to claim an out-of-work benefit, such as Income Support, at that time.
