And he heard from the paper workers and other union members who feared losing their jobs.
In the first (extra-practice) group, judgments became more accurate and less variable than among the pencil-and-paper workers.
The machinists' union counters that, while it has no previous experience with lobstering, it has valuable regional experience with its shipbuilders' and paper workers' unions in Maine.
From the mid-1960's to the mid-1970's, he lived in Washington, working as legislative director of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers, which merged with the paper workers' union in 1999 and was renamed the Paper Allied-Industrial, Chemical and Energy Workers Union.
PACE International, the paper workers union, which may not make an endorsement before the Wisconsin voting, has freed its local unions in that state to endorse candidates, and Mr. Kerry is strongly favored.
State Senator Michael H. Michaud, the Democratic candidate, boasted of his 28 years' membership in the paper workers' union in East Millinocket (and 22 in the Legislature in Augusta), as he warmed up union workers who were about to go knocking on doors Saturday.
A grouping of jaundiced-looking figures in "Relief Blues" by Louis Guglielmi is a strong statement of protest against prevailing constrained conditions, as is, in its own way, "Paper Workers," by Douglass Crockwell, in which the men are represented as robotlike machines.
Frustrated with the limitations of paper, workers around the globe are experimenting with digital ways to exchange contact information.
Despite IP's goodwill efforts in Svetogorsk, where it has created jobs for unemployed paper workers and built an orphanage, the Kremlin could insist on tough terms as it has for Western energy giants.
In addition, Kogevinas et al [ 50] found an increased risk of Lymphomas in pulp and paper workers.
