All boys and girls 16 years old will be called for one year of labor duty in special camps, mainly for political indoctrination and to break the influence of family and church on the young people.... Food rationing is about to be introduced.... Arbenz has already left the country.
Each day, Buck Langdon, a guard who supervised hard-labor duties, handed Mr. Tobita a sheet of paper.
Companies came to take advantage of cheap labor and duty-free access to the United States.
We assessed women's perceptions of the structure, process and outcome of intrapartum care in Mulago hospital, specifically, labor ward duty shift handovers.
The dominant culture may still be clinging to older, Weberian notions of labor-as-duty, but it certainly spends a great deal of energy persuading us to kick back and live a little on the weekend.
People with disabilities "have long been excluded from the workforce, and have been given jobs to keep people busy — repetitive manual labor or janitorial duties," said Elaine E. Katz, vice president of grant programs at the Kessler Foundation, which gave $48,162 to establish the Sussex County greenhouse in 2008 and $500,000 more in 2009 to expand the project to Hackettstown and other sites.
A combination of factors play a role including different management protocols, in-patient care, different local labor costs, import duties, etc, for example, while drugs and consumables cost constituted 70-85% of overall expenses of dialysis in Sri Lanka, in Iran and Greece it accounted for 12% and 53% of the cost respectively [ 13, 19].
"Like the Puritans before them, the Mormons linked disciplined labor with religious duty," Moore writes.
The club does pay a small maintenance staff for mowing fairways and greens, and the heavy-duty labor performed by members is done under the supervision of the course superintendent.
