He urged the creation of a united front against government malfeasance and injustice, and even linked President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's foreign policy to workers' circumstances.
You'll notice that, several times, KBR uses the term "none of your business" to describe Land's inquiries into his workers' circumstances.
The next panel, "Problems Have Consequences: A View from the Frontlines," looked at direct impacts on workers' circumstances — including construction workers in the South, who live in poverty and work in dangerous conditions (in 2016, the South accounted for one-third of all construction workers killed on the job).
Wide variations in workers' circumstances and schedules based on individual discretion and desire are distinctive features of the new sharing economy a direct result of the autonomy and independence the workers enjoy.
It can afford to look honestly at its workers' circumstances and pay them enough to make ends meet.
Moreover, we discuss the potential long-term benefits for firms that offer apprenticeships (e.g., reduced recruitment costs for skilled workers) and circumstances under which a firm is most likely to be able to internalise such benefits.
These women and men who work as sex workers, through circumstances of place of birth and family resources, perpetuated by social systems and structures, do not have these privileges.
The duration between first and second claims was significantly shorter in workers' whose circumstances had not changed between claims (eg, same employer/workplace, same occupation/industry).
Tokyo Electric keeps a tight lid on its workers under normal circumstances, and workers say they risk censure for speaking out.
In the other version of Mary's story, she's an unprotected worker in precarious circumstances.
A worker in these circumstances may be less likely to leave current employment if looking for better work jeopardizes that job or takes time away from it.
