In response to Lippmann's insistence on the preeminence of expertise, Dewey criticised "existing political practice" for the reason that it largely ignored "occupational groups and the organized knowledge and purposes that are involved in the existence of such groups, manifests a dependence upon a summation of individuals quantitatively" (Dewey 1927a, 50 51).
Spirtas et al. (1994) observed a 13-fold increase in risk for men and 3-fold increase for women for pleural and peritoneal mesothelioma together (analyses ignored occupational exposure).
Yet by virtually ignoring the occupational well-being of an entire generation, the UK Government is placing us all in severe financial peril.
India, many believe, only knows how to reform after a crisis, as in 1991.Being heard but politely ignored is an occupational hazard for technocrats, but over time it can be fatal.
These had included: Failing to ensure that it recommended suitable products to customers and in some instances ignoring rights under occupational pension schemes.
Trade unions direct much of the discussion of reform, alleging that most occupational diseases are still ignored by the compensation systems, with under-reporting, inadequate monitoring, and a resultant lack of compensation.
Asserting that he should be included in any presidential debates, Mr. Nader said he would seek to force Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush to address work-related issues, like occupational safety, that have been largely ignored during the campaign.
As Ralph Nader has argued, "from pollution, medical negligence, procurement fraud, product defects, and financial fraud, to antitrust, public corruption, foreign bribery and occupational homicide, corporate crime is widely ignored by politicians - yet acutely felt by all Americans".
Our paper is motivated by the observation that existing models of occupational choice ignore the decision of the self-employed to hire employees, or not, and limit occupational choice to employers and employees.
We highlight how teamwork discourse can be instrumentally co-opted in the reproduction of the very occupational divisions it is designed to ameliorate, or simply ignored as irrelevant when compared to more attractive forms of collective identity.
The rapid rise in occupational injuries and diseases in developing countries cannot be ignored.
