Wasmer (2006), in turn, emphasizes that, by inducing substitution of specific for general skills, stringent EPL hinders worker relocation across industries in the presence of sectorial shocks.
The city, at the urging of the real estate industry, has proposed adopting a national license and more stringent requirements for workers operating the big cranes that swing across the skyline with loads of up to 115 tons.
However, because of a lack of stringent environmental regulation and worker protection, toxicants in e-waste cause serious contaminations of local air, dust, soil, and water (Ogunseitan et al. 2009; Schmidt 2006; Wong et al. 2007).
Curbing the demand for illegal workers requires stiff workplace enforcement, stringent penalties for hiring undocumented workers, and shared sacrifice from Americans accustomed to benefiting from cheap labor.
WASHINGTON -- Last month, The Huffington Post revealed that Jimmy John's sandwich shops subject their low-wage workers to stringent noncompete agreements, theoretically barring them from working at other sandwich shops after they leave their jobs at Jimmy John's.
To the Editor: Ross Douthat lists some ways to regain control of our southern border, including curbing demand for illegal workers with stiff workplace enforcement and stringent penalties for hiring undocumented workers.
Some of his views and further examples of the stringent life of a Communist worker.
"Technological advances and enhanced monitoring mechanisms may encourage companies to engage workers not as employees, yet maintain stringent control over aspects of the workers' jobs, from their schedules, to the way that they dress, to the tasks that they carry out.
Nevertheless, reading through the judgment it is evident that Munby felt he had to restate the stringent requirements made of social workers and lower courts.
