Our findings demonstrate that the burden of workplace bullying on quality of life and productivity is substantial among workers with common and severe chronic diseases.
Most of the several million Turks and Yugoslavs in Germany, for example, are there today because of Germany's substantial guest-worker program of that period.
Thus, job transfers and early retirements were not likely to have caused substantial healthy worker survivor bias.
The substantial between-worker variability in TCPy excretion indicates that there was a wide exposure range to CPF, which likely reflects factors such as job category, field station, work habits, and environmental conditions (e.g., wind direction), as well as interindividual differences in CPF metabolism (Foxenberg et al. 2007), which could influence urinary excretion of TCPy.
The right has done nothing more substantial for these workers, but it has offered two cultural substitutes: nationalism and nostalgia.
Under Mr. Sweeney's idea, a secret ballot would be held probably within five or 10 days of a substantial number of workers petitioning for a union.
We won't have a serious recovery until what economists call "final demand" shows substantial increases, and workers start being rehired.
"Put simply, capital deepening, which brings additional returns to the owners of capital, brings substantial returns to workers as well," the White House paper concluded.
General strike, stoppage of work by a substantial proportion of workers in a number of industries in an organized endeavour to achieve economic or political objectives.
