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That law bans strikes by public employees, including transit workers, and fines workers two days' pay for every day they strike.
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The socio-demographic, home environment, family relationship and newborn postnatal questionnaires were administered by the field workers within seven to ten days of childbirth.
At Greenfield, one worker sews pockets all day long, and another focuses entirely on joining front and back jacket pieces.
Eighteen workers spend their days just making elaborate flower designs out of fruit.
What's going on?' " In a recent debacle, Mr. Sullivan suspended seven workers for three days when one apparently hung up twice on a customer who wanted to know why his train was late.
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