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President Ernesto Zedillo based his reform of Mexico's social security system on the Chilean model, which lets workers contribute to individual retirement accounts.

Much of the weakness lay in the poor sales of Symantec's pcAnywhere product, which lets workers tap into corporate networks from remote locations.

Many cannot afford to extend health insurance under the federal law known as Cobra, which lets workers continue policies for up to 18 months if they pay the full premiums.

The Governor has estimated that eliminating the agreement, which lets workers pay taxes in the state where they live, rather than where they work, would raise $37.5 million for New Jersey in the first half of the fiscal year 2003.

The acquisition is only the second that Glassdoor has made in its history, its first in seven years, and its first acquisition outside of the U.S. Its first was in 2009, of a company called JobVent, which let workers post anonymous reviews of their employers.

Taking a cue from competing online services like Slack, which let workers chat and share information on the job, Microsoft is adding a new program called Teams to its Office 365 suite of Internet productivity software.

"We knew that putting the words 'sex worker' and 'opera' together would grab people's attention," says Sex Workers Operaa co-producer Alex Etchart of the Experimental Experience theatre company's new project, which lets sex workers tell their stories through performance and music.

The work is co-ordinated by the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT), a volunteer group which lets disaster relief workers set tasks for mapmakers at home.

They had health insurance through the COBRA law, which lets a fired worker continue in his or her former health plan for up to 18 months.

The Human Rights Watch report concluded that a major cause of abuses was the special visa granted to these workers, which lets them remain in the United States only while working for a diplomat.

Probably the most important invention for medicine in Africa is the mobile phone, which lets isolated patients and health workers get medical advice.