Starting with Poland, they planned on using slave labor to drain about 100,000 square miles of wetlands.
It could blow up the deal, and Sec'y Lew, Rep. Ryan, and others should explain to us and to members of Congress why that's a more costly outcome to American workers and businesses than continuing to live with labor demand-draining trade deficits.
Routine household tasks, e.g. food preparation and cleaning, were labor intensive, draining time and energy.
Putnam resists focusing on women's paid labor as a drain on civic engagement.
This is especially true with migration and development assertions that circular and temporary migrant flows are more beneficial in the long term, since migrants continue to send remittances to their home countries, prevent the loss of labor through brain drain while receiving countries are not burdened by the social costs of family reunification of the migrant worker in their new adopted country.
At the beginning of the summer session at one of our oldest and most conservative preparatory schools, the dean announced that because labor was being drained away by defense industries, the boys would be expected to make their beds and clean their rooms.
By Katherine Sproehnle and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 25 , 1942P. 7 At the beginning of the summer session at one of our oldest and most conservative preparatory schools, the dean announced that because labor was being drained away by defense industries, the boys would be expected to make their beds and clean their rooms.
One evening, two weeks into his journey, he said: I overslept a little this morning, which, actually, I was grateful for, as the previous forty-eight hours' labor has been hugely draining.
The poor found a better life this side of the Atlantic and, as they drained the labor pools in their native lands, wages rose for the home folks.
But on a more fundamental level, Pugh thought the research was important because it accurately describes emotional labor as the difficult, draining work it is.
