This is not to mention the thousands of stable jobs that would be created for the people of the metropolitan New York region.
Those on the left have pushed the idea as a means of fighting poverty and the steady erosion of stable jobs with pensions and benefits, while the right envision it as a way to streamline the bureaucratic welfare systems.
Eurostar trains have four different power systems for France, Belgium, the Channel Tunnel and the London commuter lines they had to use while waiting for the high-speed link to open.Another obstacle to change is that governments and trade unions regard railways as providers of stable jobs that are shielded from competition.
You probably know what America's manufacturing past looked like: company towns full of stable jobs that required little education and sustained middle-class families.
But in listening to their concerns, Clinton said she became more sensitive to the wider discontent among Trump supporters with the shortage of stable jobs with decent pay.
These sentiments were largely driven by class and racial inequality -- specifically the simultaneous atrophy of welfare, the destruction of public housing, the disappearance of stable jobs, and the impairment of public health bureaucracies that characterized the late 20th century.
Though maquiladoras have attracted many workers from rural areas as a source of stable jobs, the combustible mix of economic desperation, neoliberal trade policy, and multinational corporate power has, according to advocates, stifled any regulatory system.
He's the pioneer of Uberpreneurship, a discipline with the best of all worlds: salary of a stable job, autonomy of an entrepreneur, relationships of an executive and feedback of a focus group.
Regular protests by the shipyard workers have failed to break the deadlock but they are just some among so many now, deprived of the safety net of a stable job.
Sorrosa: Keeping a 9-5 is a less risky way to explore the world of entrepreneurship within the context of a stable job and financial safety.
