In the local people's courts the assessors were chosen by the people, who met in assemblies of workers, employers, or peasants.
Local aid workers in technology and communications form part of the growing wave of digital sweatshops, a virtual assembly line of workers recruited to perform repetitive, automated tasks on short-term contracts.
In 2004, he borrowed 30,000 volumes from the storage rooms of the Carnegie Mellon library and the Carnegie Library and packed them off to China in a single shipping container to be scanned by an assembly line of workers paid by the Chinese.
Rather than toil on lengthy assembly lines, small groups of workers assemble parts in semicircular areas the company calls supercells.
For designing a cyber-physical system for competence development of assembly workers in an assembly system, these interconnections will be illustrated in order to enable an economically well-founded view.
The call to build an ethical iPhone will fail, but it will also improve the working conditions and wages for hundreds of thousands of assembly workers.
At Bonne Bell, the cosmetics manufacturer in Lakewood, Ohio, a critical shortage of assembly workers and soaring costs of hiring outside manufacturers to do the work led to the creation of a task force composed of older people recruited from the community and the ranks of retired Bonne Bell workers.
Car companies have phalanxes of assembly workers, engineers, marketers and lawyers working to speed the adoption of energy-efficient vehicles.
The robotic carriers then ferry them from one group of assembly workers to the next.
No one has yet counted all the call center operators, not even the Labor Department, but their importance is beginning to rival that of assembly line workers 50 years ago.
