Given increasing levels of Latino migration, how do low-wage Latino workers, especially those who are undocumented immigrants, ensure and advocate for their labor rights both individually and collectively?
While this data collection method does improve the accuracy, it is not updated often enough because it involves a labor-intensive process: Individually surveying hundreds of U.S. citizens on their voting preferences to predict the polls takes considerable time and may overlook the chance of shifting perspectives following a recent debate, public statement, etc.
The union also asserted that the museum had violated federal labor law by negotiating individually with members when it is supposed to negotiate only with the union.
Industry placements for teachers, the development of long-term relationships with local employers, and skilled mediation of high-quality labor market information can individually contribute to promoting careers from STEM subjects without undermining impartiality.
It is to maintain the rights of employers and their freedom to bargain individually with free labor or collectively with trades unions.
Since juvenile octopus must be reared individually, this is a labor intensive and time consuming task.
Burbank's official nepotism policy is negotiated individually with the employee labor organizations.
In order to study these two factors individually, groups with preterm labor or membrane rupture were analyzed by microarray.
(16) If a large number of CoA species are quantified, this would require labor-intensive preparation of each standard individually.
These findings demonstrate that design-based stereology provides a practical alternative to other counting methods such as the Abercrombie correction method, which has been shown to notably underestimate cell populations, and labor-intensive protocols that account for every cell individually.
In case of amniorrhexis or preterm labor, the patients are admitted and management is individually planned for timely and safe balloon removal.
