A Department of Labor fact sheet on the law explains: "As an example, you may have had arthritis for many years before you came to your current job.
Any potential unpaid for work for a University of Chicago faculty member or department must also meet the unpaid work criteria stipulated on the Department of Labor fact sheet listed above.
Americans are hardly incapable of agricultural labor; in fact, roughly 600,000 United States citizens and lawful permanent residents work on farms.
It is usually assumed that liquid assets are not produced with labor (in fact, it is assumed that they are not produced at all but rather are in fixed supply).
In the decades to follow, brain scientists found that the left brain-right brain split is only the most obvious division of labor; in fact, the brain contains a swarm of specialized modules, each performing a special skill — calculating a distance, parsing a voice tone — and all of them running at the same time, communicating in widely distributed networks, often across hemispheres.
Reasons number far from the critique that Occupy Wall Street doesn't have a relationship with labor; the fact is that many rank-and-file workers are sick and tired of continuing to lose ground to their corporate overlords.
At the hearing under the warrant of the Secretary of Labor all facts necessary to establish that Bilokumsky had in his possession for purpose of distribution printed matter which advocated the overthrow of the govern ment were proved by evidence to which there was no objection.
In fact, labor in general — and L.A. labor in particular — is divided about the merits of worker opt-out provisions in wage laws.
In fact, labor benefited right alongside productivity throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
That night, narrator realizes that the heaviness and pain she's been feeling all day are in fact labor.
In fact, labor costs play a very small role in the equation — both for Apple and for Timbuk2.
