"These are highly skilled, functional people, and they're being converted into part-time workers," said David C. Howard, a St . Louislawyer who has represented former Monsanto workers in age-discrimination suits.
The codes were finally converted into three categories (1) "manual worker" (fisherman, farmer, semiskilled and unskilled manual workers, driver) (2) "non-manual worker" (teachers, self-employed, health worker, manager, trades people and (3) "full time university students".
For us, converting into a worker-owned enterprise also goes deeper than that.
The physical activity reported by the workers was converted into metabolic equivalent task (MET) × min × week-1 according to the guidelines for data processing of the IPAQ.
He was an innovator of a different kind during his time as Industry Minister in 1974-76, when he sponsored several attempts to preserve doomed enterprises by helping the employees to convert them into workers' co-operatives.
A dilapidated stadium had been converted into a training center for health workers.
"I expect the ruling, which is deemed necessary by experts and police workers, can be converted into a federal law as quickly as possible," he said.
Tow trucks were deployed to remove parked cars from snow routes, garbage trucks were converted into snowplows, and the airports called in workers to keep runways clear.
Briefly, occupations were coded and converted into standardized social class categories, and subjects were classified as "blue-collar workers" (manual workers, both skilled and unskilled), "white collar workers" (non-manual employees and self-employed professionals), and "others" [ 20].
Vacant barracks were converted into housing, and vacant offices were given to oil workers.
