Months later, as retaliation, U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower sharply reduced United States imports of Cuban sugar (Cuba's main cash crop), thus leading Guevara on July 10 , 1960 to address over 100,000 workers in front of the Presidential Palace at a rally called to denounce United States "economic aggression".
So this year the chain will put workers in front of its stores to direct customers and keep them moving.
The closing prompted a protest by thousands of workers in front of a government building in Shenzhen.
The police said he and his associates had been swearing at mall workers in front of other patrons.
Workers in front of a Chinese market on Flushing Avenue were even seen sweeping fall leaves into dustpans on the sidewalk by their front door.
Election workers in front of vote scanners in a temporary tent at the Scholars Academyy, P.S. 180, in Rockaway Park, Queens, where hurricane recovery had only just begun.
Studies identified substandard supervisory actions such as controlling workers, reprimanding workers in front of patients and neglect of HWs by the management as influencing their relationships and as highly demotivating [ 55, 57, 66].
As Justice Breyer pointed out, that view could allow Quakers to refuse to pay taxes, workers to refuse to shovel snow in front of an abortion clinic, or Christian Scientists to refuse to report accidents.
Secret Santa: Wow, those all sound like the perfect presents for co-workers to open in front of one another, make a joke about, and then shove in the back of their desk drawers forever.
Those all sound like the perfect presents for co-workers to open in front of one another, make a joke about, and then shove in the… "Thanks," "Will do," "Mom, yes, I listened to your voice message," and others.
