They're also construction workers, restaurant workers, truck drivers, office technicians, even workers in hair salons.
Hospital technicians are needed to monitor ever more complex equipment that now fills medical centers; office technicians, to fix the hardware and software responsible for much of the work that used to be done by secretaries and clerks.
His mother, who is retired, worked in Brooklyn as a central office technician at Verizon.
Ms. Seidner stopped skating last year after moving from Mount Vernon to Catskill, where she works as a central office technician for Verizon.
When confronted with the fact that only the Mallayevs' scans had the wrong dates, Dr. Borukhova said that an office technician performed the other electrocardiograms, but that she had performed the Mallayevs' herself, to save money since they lacked insurance and she was not charging them a fee.
He's aided more or less by reliable top assistant Nancy Susan Kelechi Watsonn), office technician and ineptly aspiring agent Todd Paul Thureenn) and uncertain Eliot (Erin Wilhelmi), who's just been hired, despite her having little experience in any field.
And 200 flesh-and-blood office workers, technicians and bureaucrats among them, sitting in actual cubicles and plotting the future.
As moving crews hauled in new office furniture, technicians reconfigured PC's and new staff members tried to navigate the State House, the governor was already grappling with the state's $2.8 billion deficit, and his appointee for treasurer, John E. McCormac, began a line-by-line review of New Jersey's $22.9 billion budget.
The two workers, Harry Henry, 82, an office supply technician, and Luis La Rosa, 79, a welder, were among thousands of Cuban laborers who once commuted to the base each day.
To this day, the smell of machine oil takes me right back there (Dad was an office machine technician).
Before her remarks, the 500 or so doctors, nurses, technicians, office workers, volunteers and community supporters gave her a standing ovation.
