Behind-the-scenes workers such as make-up artists, set builders, drivers, caterers and agents have all seen their employment dry up as studios have suspended production.
Support personnel include signallers, mechanics and technicians, medical staff, storemen, drivers, caterers and various specialists.
The Pentagon has used market forces to ensure we have sufficient civilian truck drivers and caterers, and those same forces can ensure we have enough qualified interpreters.
It is not just florists and taxi drivers and caterers (and, like Mr. Klein's actor/waiters, many of those are imported just for the fair) but the city itself that benefits from what amounts to a holiday break for billionaires.
Once a well is online, it is producing profits for oil companies, not jobs for drivers, welders, pilots, caterers, fabricators and others.
I have to stay until the very end because for some reason, music credits come at the end of a movie, after the caterers, drivers, personal trainers, third assistant director, whoever.
She would employ a core of professionals (director, writer, stage manager, composer, designer), yet involve locals as actors (anyone can have a part, but not any part), painters, carpenters, costume and prop-makers, musicians, accountants, caterers, drivers, publicists, printers, box-office helpers, ushers, and even babysitters.
You could join us as anything from a flight operations assistant to a photographer, a driver to a survival equipment fitter, or a caterer to a medic.
Every one of those rigs is serviced out of Port Fourchon, according to Mr. Chiasson, so the drilling ban could end up slashing the incomes of thousands of other workers — from welders and divers to caterers and drivers — who depend on the industry.
The maids and caterers and drivers and security personnel move around them unseen, enabling their pageant, like an episode of Downton Abbey.
