Is it the 350 part-time workers deployed during the summer opening of Buckingham Palace who have no guaranteed work?
He sees this troupe of educators and philanthropists and social workers deployed for his benefit, and he responds by voting for Bush".
According to the country's health minister, Roberto Morales Ojeda, there are more than 50,000 Cuban healthcare workers deployed in 66 countries, more than 4,000 of them in Africa.
They include forensic dentists, medical anthropologists and DNA specialists as well as several dozen dedicated search and recovery workers deployed to the isolated and treacherous crash site to label and catalogue each human fragment.
And the University of Leicester is about to launch an MSc in security, conflict and international development, designed to meet the needs of international development workers deployed in post-conflict countries, who would normally find study impossible.
The decennial count starts in earnest this week, as 140,000 census workers, deployed out of 150 local offices, begin a street-by-street canvassing operation to verify and update more than 145 million addresses.
And Mr. Espada has opened three offices and has campaign workers deployed throughout the district, passing out campaign literature, T-shirts and campaign trinkets to get the attention of voters.
Afsana, a young woman in her early 20s, is one of many thousands of construction workers deployed on the "beautification" projects.
Although this represents a decrease of roughly 30%% compared to 2013, it was "due mainly to reduced or reconfigured operational presence in these countries, with fewer humanitarian workers deployed to field locations deemed insecure" (Aid Worker Security Database 2015).
More than $1 billion dollars have been spent and almost 18,000 workers deployed to fight the 33,000 fires that have blazed so far this year.
