Because I assumed higher-level executives would be less likely to describe health benefits as a top-five attribute, I surveyed a wide ranging group of workers within different organizational structures, but all were white-collar office workers.
Drainage density has been used by a number of workers to describe wide ranging characters within a watershed/basin.
Reaction was wide ranging.
The rules seek to protect a wide range of workers, including secretaries, seamstresses and slaughterhouse workers, from injuries like tendonitis, slipped disks and carpal tunnel syndrome.
While 64% of those surveyed by Enterprise Nation were women, only 28% had children, suggesting that the perks of self-employment are attractive to a wide range of workers.
As a heterogeneous science, volcanology encompasses a wide range of workers varying from those who are highly theoretical and computationally focused, to experimentalists, and to those whose work focuses on observational and analytical data (i.e., field geology, geophysics, geochemistry, and remote sensing).
The studies covered a wide range of workers including largely sedentary groups such as market women (37– 40) or long-distance drivers (41) and largely active groups such as farmers (42, 43) or factory workers (44464446
State and federal labor laws give employees a wide range of worker protections, from overtime pay and minimum wages to the right to unionize.
The panel covers a large part of the private sector, provides accurate information on average productivity (i.e. the average value added per hour worked) and allows us to control for a wide range of worker and firm characteristics.
The urban and rural infrastructure includes a wide range of industrial workers, craftspeople, office workers, managers as well as farmers in the countryside.
"Jan was one of the most knowledgeable, productive, and wide-ranging workers in our field," says Jerry Fishman of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.
