While Ms. Park has yet to declare her candidacy, she has tried to create a softer image for herself and her party, as more sympathetic to the plight of job-hungry younger Koreans.
The extreme act, carried out in broad daylight on Tuesday, has drawn attention to the desperate plight of job-seekers in a region that has suffered from chronic unemployment following reforms to state-owned industries.
Today, the Republican House shows little interest in the plight of victims of job discrimination; the Senate, too, has a Republican veto in the form of the filibuster.
Unfortunately for the powerful, the plight of the biblical Job is a story with perennial resonance.
They reported on women at speak-outs on abortion; small "CR" groups talking about their bodies; their dead-end jobs; domestic violence; and the newly recognized women's plight of juggling two jobs -– motherhood and career.
He confronted race head-on, then reached beyond it to talk sympathetically about the experiences of the white working class and the plight of workers stripped of jobs and pensions.
Yes, I could have been more reverent about the job plight of many who have struggled the last few years, but I don't see my job as being Mr. Rogers where I tell everyone in the neighborhood how wonderful they are.
Sting – a man who had split the Police to pursue a more adult-oriented career, and who would in the following year ponder such poptastic issues as how much Russians loved their children and the plight of miners – took that job in 1984, while this year it falls to Guy Garvey, who may as well just change his middle name to 6Music.
This satirical tale of a monstrous tycoon modeled on the aging Howard Hughes and the loyal valet who tends to his boss's increasingly eccentric demands mirrors the plight of workers in an era of job insecurity and corporate brainwashing.
In Chicago, Mr. Kerry accused the president of callously ignoring the plight of American workers whose jobs have been moved to nations like India.
In the capital, the Living Wage campaign, run by London Citizens, a coalition of religious leaders, community activists and trades unionists, was launched a decade ago to highlight the plight of many workers doing jobs essential to the smooth running of London.
