Although it requires employer sponsorship, the Outstanding Researcher application avoids the often unwieldy labor-certification process.
The project is just unwieldy.
He carried with him an unwieldy and worn catalog of photocopied archival images, an evident labor of love that he would dutifully whip out as a prop at each junction of our tour.
Lucy Siegle says retailers have become unwieldy and comfortable with "squeezing the system" of cheap and unregulated labor to their advantage, and they need to face sterner repercussions (both consumer and legal) for this behavior.
The project was too ambitious, too unwieldy.
The program is notoriously unwieldy and underused, approving only about 75,000 jobs for foreign workers a year, in a labor force of about 2.5 million seasonal and migrant farmworkers, well over half of them undocumented.
Mr. Lhota's replacement will have to manage a big, unwieldy bureaucracy with a $12.6 billion annual budget and 65,400 employees, most of whom are union workers who have been laboring without a contract.
If Mr. Truesdell's labors suggest jazz repertory at its most conscientious — original texts, faithful interpretations — Monday's concert looks more unwieldy, and more like something Evans might have put together in his later years.
As the BBC reports, some of Sydney's marine debris is big and unwieldy, such as old bicycles and bathtubs, and even smaller objects like plastic bags, bottles and fishing lures are labor-intensive to remove by hand.
