The poorest workers are battling for either a living wage or for less miserable terms and conditions.
Nobody, least of all Stitzer, is making a crude threat that a City institution accepting Kraft's miserable terms would have to explain its action to the public.
Wes Streeting, president of the National Union of Students, said: "You've got the appalling situation which has left hundreds of thousands affected by this crisis, tens of thousands without their support, a miserable start to term and on top of that one of the most shameful spin operations from a public body I have ever seen.
My parents wanted me to get a master's in library science, but I was totally miserable my first term at USC and they allowed me to transfer to the film school.
Obscured by high grass and generally unsignposted was a small plaque bearing the legend: 'If there is a history written by the winners, that means there is another history.' In 1921, the local government, acting on behalf of rich landowners (many of them British expats) had massacred between 1,500 and 3,000 ranch workers who had protested at the miserable quasi-feudal terms of their employment.
Don't get me wrong, unemployment is pretty miserable, but the terms of the debate are skewed.
For some economists, though, this course correction — while miserable in the short term — could provide a long-term benefit.
But others paid attention to Fuller's indictment of an institution she termed a "miserable mistake".
He is a free agent after what he termed a miserable season and his spot on apostseason roster is in doubt.
I was left completely heartbroken and miserable when my long-term boyfriend, Donald, broke up with me.
