The food and beverages sector (8 papers), the apparel/textile industry (4 papers), the metal/mining industries (5 papers) and the automotive sector (3 papers) are the main industries concerned.
"One speculation is that the industries in manufacturing and construction are more likely to expose workers to physical danger and injury than industries in the service sector," the paper says.
The government recognizes the need to plug this hole and the union home ministry plans to "add a chapter in the Indian Penal Code to check corruption in the private sector," the paper says.
When the Soviet Union collapsed 20 years ago its civilian aviation sector, on paper, seemed well-poised for privatization, accounting for nearly a quarter of worldwide production.
He posits that more and more of humanity is engaged in "bullshit jobs," which he defines as jobs that exist in the "administrative sector" – the paper pushers that keep modern society moving along.
Next, focusing on the critical urban transportation sector, the paper gauges the infrastructural shortfall facing Brazil and the policies designed to overcome it.
Focusing on the residential sector, this paper investigates how national climate policy strategies affect the relationship between income and utility costs of households within nation states.
They are by no means the only owners of cattle or users of trypanocides, but given their dominance of the cattle sector, this paper emphasises their role as customers.
In response to the lack of knowledge regarding the English skills needed by engineers in Taiwan's high-tech sector, this paper presents an English needs analysis of process integration engineers (PIEs) at a leading semiconductor manufacturing company.
Using the case of Zambia's emerald sector, the paper analyzes the initial wave of ASM formalization that took place in the country in the 1980s, and finds that contrary to harnessing benefits for operators, formalization was used as a tool by the state to gain control of the sector and to displace operators to areas with low economic viability.
