In these instances, Ms. Biben said, the boards themselves requested that the lawyers be classified as staff "labor relations specialists".
Instead of Miramax executives holding court, rescue workers slept in booths while the kitchen staff labored over the daily special: roast beef sandwiches to be passed out at ground zero.
The relaxed attitude serves him well as he complains about the price of flour with the local bakers and he and his staff labor through hazy predawn hours baking for the first customers, who arrive at 6 a.m., when the store opens, for their daily shopping.
For nine months the new staff labored out of two trailers in a dusty lot.
Looking for analogies in the corporate world, the staff laboring away on the coal face at Business Week are probably not subversives intent on overthrowing the capitalist system.
Further, a reasonable juror could determine that the company's strict policies and stringent allocation of staff labor hours resulted in Hale forgoing true management duties in order to perform menial tasks so the store could simply remain open".
In addition to providing feedback of countywide results, token gifts were offered for completing the surveys (estimated at 4-10 hours not including staff labor-see below).
In addition, we calculated the fraction of facilities requiring varying amounts of study staff labor (categorized as little to none, some, or extensive) to complete the surveys.
In addition, since their annual volume was substantially lower than hospitals, they needed considerably less project staff labor or flexibility in data collection.
Not surprisingly, less resourced hospitals required more study staff labor, such that exclusion due to lack of labor could have introduced bias if worse outcomes were related to poor resources.
