Yet on a solitary concrete quay, suited workers huddle around picnic benches.
A STAGE for one of New York's longest-running and most eclectic shows: that's what Washington Square Park provides, for a constantly shifting audience of old men with ponytails, teenage girls with jagged bangs, children kicking soccer balls, and suited workers just kicking back, among others.
He shot adverts for bingo halls, and old birds on the pebbles, suited workers and paper hats.
The Labour Research Department, which studies employment trends, said there were occasions when a no-strings-attached arrangement might suit workers, "such as sometimes occurs with bank nursing or supply teaching.
At Dr Shakshuka, aptly named because they are the biggest experts, workers and suited office workers sit together daily along long laminate tables and lunch directly from old and bumpy frying pans with only bread to soak up the sauce.
Given Glass' visibility, it is perhaps especially suited for workers in a position of authority, who may already be marked out by their uniform (fluorescent jackets in the case of Schiphol's authority officers), becoming another 'badge of office'.
This suggests that the expanded version of Proctor's model together with the experiential nature of the training suited health workers from a broad range of professional backgrounds, employers, workplace roles, length of service in the health sector, and levels of supervisory experience.
Filling the seats at the tables and counters are men in business suits, workers with tool belts and retired couples who have been eating those hamburgers for decades.
According to the suit, workers at an SAP subsidiary in Texas logged into an Oracle customer-support Web site, posing as current or recent Oracle customers like Merck, Honeywell, Bear Stearns, Abbott Laboratories, Smithfield Foods, the Texas Association of School Boards, and many others.
Responding to an inquiry from a local microprocessor maker, Mr. Baker devised a clean room in his plant to handle the "bunny suits" workers wear in the chip factory's dust-free environment.
In their proposed class-action suits, workers say they spent at least 40 minutes a week and often more being screened for stolen goods or contraband -- time for which they were not compensated.
