In the 1980s, the U.S. lost nearly 2 million manufacturing jobs because of technological modernization and job migration overseas.
The union fears that modernization will cost jobs, while management says current systems are unable to handle the volume of cargo moving through West Coast ports.
Gutmann (21) proposes that Latin American masculinities have been in a process of change, suggesting that these transitions have been influenced by global economic changes that have led to increasing modernization and urbanization, new job markets for women, and a growing feminist activism in the region.
In addition, Alcoa said it would permanently close the Massena East plant, dashing hopes for modernization and restoration of jobs. .
Xbox promises a high-definition remaster with modernization of the battle and job systems.
These costs would have additional socio-economic yields from better control of mercury emissions: job creation and modernization of capital equipment [ 46].
These costs would likely have additional socioeconomic yields from better control of mercury emissions, e.g. job creation and modernization of capital equipment.
For decades during Japan's modernization, its major companies guaranteed jobs for life and offered relatively good benefits.
Rather, the insurgents are viewed as capitalizing on widespread perceptions that the state is weak, corrupt, consumed with internal and external rivalries, and unable to deliver services, jobs, reforms and modernization.
America is far from perfect in this regard, but by forging the Nafta free trade agreement with Mexico, the U.S. helped create a political and economic context there that not only spurred jobs and the modernization of Mexico, but created the environment for its democratization.
