But whatever the outcome, Ms. Pope represents a new face of labor, one that increasingly is female.
According to Andy Stern, former president of the Service Employees International Union, recent technological advances are poised to change the face of labor, making millions of American workers obsolete.
Reworking Labor: Articles in this series examine the changing face of labor as the nation's unions and collective bargaining rights decline.
REWORKING LABOR: Articles in this series examine the changing face of labor as the nation's unions and collective bargaining rights decline.
And, the court noted, whether Cooper's failure to provide "reasonable access" to facilities in the face of labor unrest excused Apollo's performance presented factual issues that could not be resolved until trial.
One is the changing face of labor: older, yes, but also more likely than in the past to be minorities, foreign-born if they're in New York and to work outside of the traditional service industries.
And because the rules governing such programs have not kept pace with the changing face of labor, vast sectors of working-class Americans -- especially the immigrants and single working parents in part-time, seasonal and minimum-wage service jobs -- won't qualify for even this meager aid.
LOS ANGELES — J. Nicholas Counter III, a lawyer who changed the face of labor relations in Hollywood during his long tenure as chief negotiator for hundreds of film and television companies, died on Friday after collapsing earlier at his home in the Bell Canyon community in Ventura County, California.
What if we changed the face of labor?
"He's been dead for 40 years, and he's still the face of labor," said Lichtenstein.
