Such investment makes many rhino conservation workers uneasy.
The other workers were uneasy about him.
The party, as befits a Leninist organisation, is also well-entrenched at the grassroots, with 254,000 members and, says Anil Biswas, the state party-secretary, 4m supporters mobilising voters for the election.He denies that these workers are uneasy about the government's courtship of business.
As organized labor strains to reverse its membership decline, unions have established an uneasy alliance with many worker centers, hoping that they might someday help bring immigrant workers into established unions.
The Robotic character is someone who is really limited in social skill and nuance, and he or she can be prone to tantrums that make co-workers feel uneasy, Foster says.
A girl of 12 is surprised when asked if her teachers have ever warned of the tailings: "No, why?" Local health workers are often uneasy discussing the risks.
Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the island of Hispaniola, but the countries have long had an uneasy relationship, particularly over migrant workers.
Has there been an incident at the company that has caused workers to feel uneasy about admitting mistakes?
Linda Guyer, a project manager for I.B.M. in Endicott, N.Y., said that fellow workers had grown more uneasy because of layoffs.
Grover Cleveland, uneasy with the socialist origins of Workers' Day, signed legislation to make Labor Day already held in some states on the first Monday of September—the official U.S. holiday in honour of workers.
