The market bubble hid a basic question of whether these firms could be run for the benefit of their shareholders while still providing their employee-operators enough compensation.
Also, the recipients of the new versions of singing telegrams will not hear Western Union employees or operators doubling as singers.
Workshops to help restaurant employees and operators understand the new system — conducted in English, Spanish, Korean, Mandarin and Cantonese — have attracted about 2,000 participants.
To protect employees, mine operators are required by law to keep their coal dust levels in check.
He got on anyway, and elevator man pushed him and said, "Hey, say, whatsa big idea?" "Employees only," operator said firmly.
The two unions, representing 2,400 employees, including train operators, station agents, mechanics, clerical workers and others, have fought to retain their comparatively generous health benefits and pensions.
He began work on Sept. 21, and is spending his first weeks meeting with Nokia employees, suppliers, phone operators and software developers.
Another high-profile case involves the app-based taxi service Uber, which is fighting legal action from drivers who argue they are employees, not independent operators.
A longtime state employee approved crane operator licenses for 210 people who had failed a licensing exam, according to a report issued on Wednesday by the state inspector general's office.
NBC News employees, from camera operators to correspondents to NBC News's president, Steve Capus, will be actively involved in the program, with a weekly presence in the one-year program, Ms. Pitts said.
Variability in workforce composition 1 3 1 Farm 2 had a high turnover of employees and temporary operators were commonly used.
