The bulk of labor consisted of agricultural workers during the 1950s, and economic growth was based on agricultural production between 1950 and 1962.
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For the great bulk of workers, labor's shrinking share is even worse than the statistics show, when one considers that a sizable — and growing — chunk of overall wages goes to the top 1 percent: senior corporate executives, Wall Street professionals, Hollywood stars, pop singers and professional athletes.
Although agriculture kept the bulk of the labor force, the importance of manufacturing workers increased for import substitution industrialization.
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Currently, the bulk of this labor, for all social networks, is performed by thousands and thousands of unseen workers in Southeast Asia, many of whom require psychological counseling and other help as a result of what they have seen.
Workers from the Caribbean, especially Jamaica and Barbados, constituted the bulk of the unskilled labor force, doing the dirty, dangerous jobs that whites wouldn't do.
Julie C. Suarez, public policy director for the New York Farm Bureau, said the native-born population that once provided the bulk of the farm labor in upstate New York — high-school graduates between ages 18 and 30 — "have been leaving in droves".
The Laborers International Union represented the bulk of the less-skilled labor on the project.
The Canadian National Railway said that it would cut 1,146 jobs, or about 5percentt of its work force, to maintain productivity in the face of difficult conditions in bulk commodity traffic and escalating labor costs.
