Immigrant women are a tremendously diverse group that includes economic skilled workers, refugees and asylum seekers, temporary foreign workers, and those without legal status [ 5].
— In better economic times, workers in this dusty inland town east of Los Angeles built motor homes in the low-slung complex at 975 West First Street.
After 30 years of economic decline, workers in the United States are recognising the bankruptcy of these policies and are fighting back.
Employers have had since 2011 to prepare for the possibility that their non-European Economic Area workers may not meet the required salary threshold to remain permanently".
The bishops are struggling to reclaim the role they played in the 1980s and into the '90s as a nationally recognized voice on the moral dimension of public policy issues like economic inequality, workers' rights, immigration and nuclear weapons proliferation.
Archbishop Dolan's election consolidates the gradual shift in leadership and priorities for the bishops' conference, which from the 1970s through the 1990s issued decrees on more traditionally liberal concerns like economic inequality, workers rights, the environment and peace.
As a consequence, in periods of economic boom workers may be asked to work harder than during a downturn.
According to traditional economic theory, workers are best off when they can decide for themselves how much to work.
Finally, along with China's economic growth, workers' monthly earnings in average increased by nearly two times from 1996 to 2006.
