Anonymity was difficult to guarantee in these participatory case studies of relatively small organisational partnerships, even though we used codes and broad worker categories on network maps.
Approval of the plan would allow Mr. Bush to claim some credit in moving ahead on immigration issues at a time when he has run into opposition from Republicans as well as Democrats to his broader temporary worker proposal.
While there was striking unanimity among the respondents in terms of the key themes described here, the sample of 41 does not represent all key managers in the national health system and there may be greater variation in the broader health worker population.
It is to be hoped that such new international efforts will pay heed to recent debates about workplace harassment in the US, and that US reformers will seek to learn from broader traditions of worker empowerment upon which other nations draw.
It would raise wages for a broader range of workers whose employers receive subsidies.
Some states have taken it upon themselves to bolster the rules and now cover a broader swath of workers or provide some paid leave.
The installing, tweaking and maintaining of that technology in specific industries involve a far broader base of workers with a range of training, skills and education.
A paper for the World Bank by three consultants this year found that Chinese cities connected to the high-speed rail network, as more than 100 are already, are likely to experience broad growth in worker productivity.
