He serves on the editorial advisory committees for three independent labor publications--Labor Notes, New Labor Forum, and WorkingUSA.
He was author, editor and contributor to noteworthy publications on labor, bargaining and religion.
Measurements included in the 33 publications addressed labor market issues (47%), working conditions (25%), HRH training (23%) and regulatory aspects (5%) (see Figure 1).
Basically, publications employ slave labor for people with degrees.
And, indeed, as Lukas Muehlethaler has shown in a series of publications, Ibn Kammuna labored to shore up the demonstrations of psychological doctrines throughout.
Over his career, Dr. Chu was credited with some 120 publications and reports on labor laws and economics.
The Gannett Company and the Tribune Company canceled the $73 million sale of two southern Connecticut daily newspapers, after an arbitrator ruled that Gannett would have to abide by terms of a labor contract at one of the publications.
Estimating a production function assuming that labor inputs produce master students and scientific publications reveals a positive effect of public third-party funding on productivity but not for private funds.
-- from "voice of the unconquered," a publication of the jewish labor committee.
From my hospital bed during that 2011 emergency, I emailed my editor at a liberal publication – known for covering labor issues – asking for extra time on an article.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries several publications by charity, religious, and labor organizations tried to draw attention to the homeless, but street newspapers only became common after the founding of New York City's Street News in 1989.
