Much the same is happening in health care, the other giant sector of professional labor.
To design, implement, and evaluate a nursing theory and evidence‐based educational program on professional labor support (PLS).
I don't know where the next generation of professional labor mediators is being trained.
"Instead of being represented by your local district lawyer, Boces could use a professional labor negotiator," he said.
To explore labor and delivery nurses' views of intrapartum care, particularly factors that help or hinder their efforts to provide professional labor support.
To my knowledge, this is the first study performed by a professional labor economist to look at this issue since the financial crisis.
But that was foreseeable: though outlawed, the group built an effective political machine, starting in the 1980s, as individual members ran (as independents) in legislative and professional labor-union elections, even though Mr. Mubarak always found artifices to deny them real power.
1. specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject 2. a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves) The word jargon has appeared in 159 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Dec. 8 in "Constantly Checking In, Without Ever Checking In" by Howard Beck: Covering a professional sports labor battle can be a thankless task.
War has disappeared - and so have advertisements, retail stores, servants, garbage, political parties, public corruption, state governments, lawyers, armies and navies, jails, professional athletes, labor unions, banks and money.
It's why professional associations, labor unions, and civic groups need to step forward with their best ideas.
His customers are not the internationally renowned, but the legions of school children taking their first lessons, conservatory students from the Manhattan School of Music around the corner, or professional musicians laboring in tuneful anonymity.
