Circumstances unique to the island slowed the pace; hundreds of workers had to be transported onto a rocky shore without a dock or landing strip.
" As China continues to grow at an incredible pace, the number of workers migrating along with their children will continue to rise.
The anti-union environment girds the brutal manufacturing structure that imposes a feverish pace of production on workers, many of them impoverished young women.
Also looking to the future, Hal Sirkin assesses the quickening pace of robots replacing workers in both the advanced and emerging economies.
No more simple, repetitive tasks; no more slowing down the assembly line to the pace of the slowest worker.
He said the party has "concerns about immigration, the pace of migration, the undercutting of workers' term and conditions and the effect on the UK labour market".
You have White House, touting a jobs plan that will add 95,000 jobs per month to the economy...this does not keep pace with the natural flow of workers into the workforce, LET ALONE address the jobs that have been lost over the previous decade.
That is faster than the national pace of 21 percent for migrant workers, although there have been signs that pace may have slowed recently with a broader deceleration in the Chinese economy.
Instead of trying to stimulate short-term demand, the plan seeks to improve our long-term growth rate by boosting supply: increasing the pace of innovation, and making workers more productive and commerce more efficient.
A year ago, War on Want published a report on sweatshops in which it described the pace of change for textile workers earning 5p an hour sewing clothes for British shops as "glacial".
