In the UK there are citizens' alliances in seven cities working together to improve both local and regional issues; as a result of their work, 1,500 accredited employers now pay the living wage, promoted by Citizens UK since 2001.
In 2004, for example, a study at Mount Sinai Hospital looked at 12,000 rescue workers and found that roughly half would need continued treatment for respiratory problems and psychological issues as a result of their work at ground zero.
Thomas Cahill takes Pope John Paul II to task for allegedly summoning a few theologians "to star chamber inquiries and had his grand inquisitor, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, issue condemnations of their work".
Arup has only a few dozen engineers who specialize in earthquakes, but many hundreds more deal with the same issues as part of their work.
Szwarc chose Gillian Wearing as her idol for the 2017 Photo Issue because both of their work speaks to the idea of memory—of childhood, other women, lost self, culture, and family.
Service advocates take issue with the characterization of their work as paid volunteerism.
Perhaps this opinion led her to the conclusion that scientists sometimes fail to consider ethical issues at the beginning of their work and later have to confront the ethical consequences.
Since when is it a crime for Attorneys General to hold press conferences together, or talk to experts on any particular issue in the course of their work to protect the public interest?
Collective action: examines how innovations help or hinder professionals in performing various aspects of their work, issues of resource allocation, infrastructure and policy, how workload and training needs are affected and how the new practices affect confidence in the safety or security of new ways of working.
Neither author, judging from my haphazard readings of their work, has issues with quality control.
