It was August Sander, the German master, who, in the decades before the Second World War, set out with a certain Teutonic orderliness to take hundreds of stark portraits of Germans from all walks of life, assembling them according to types (skilled tradesmen, professionals, artists and so on) like so many zoological specimens.
Two pathways show crossover between art and STEM, and four pathways show crossover between multiple categories (e.g., tradesman, professional, business).
Box seats, used by the nobility and wealthy gentry, cost 5 shillings; the benches in the pit which often sat some gentry, but also critics and scholars, cost 3 shillings; tradesmen and professionals occupied the first gallery with seats costing 2 shillings, while servants and other "ordinary people," as Misson refers to them, occupied the 1 shilling seats of the upper gallery.
These are the union boys, the tradesmen, the enlightened professionals who remember their parents cut stone in Newark and stirred great vats of soup at Campbell's in Camden.
The Convention numbered 749 deputies, including businessmen, tradesmen, and many professional men.
"The Invisible Bridge" provides another literary glimpse of the day-to-day horrors of that time, and also reminds us of the potential contributors to the postwar world — the architects and painters, the professionals and tradesmen — who were lost from Mitteleuropa.
Affinity groups, such as doctors and other professionals, or tradesmen like plumbers, are part of Popular's core customer base: the small-and-medium-enterprise (SME) sector.
With the departure of Portuguese professionals and tradesmen, the new country had no senior workforce to maintain its infrastructure, and economic collapse loomed.
These are (a) the Institution of Social Security (IKA) which insures urban blue- and white-collar workers and their dependents; (b) the Organization of Agricultural Insurance OGAA) which insures farmers and others living in rural areas; and, (c) the Greek Professionals and Tradesmen Fund (TEBE) which insures employers, the self-employed, and their dependents.
"A professional tradesman wouldn't have left this kind of evidence".
Our immigration policy should reorient itself toward professionals and highly skilled tradesmen, following the lead of Australia, Ireland and Canada.
