The study identifies the reasons given for misusing access to drugs, shows how the problem is perceived by the health workers, and discusses the implications for finding solutions to the problem.
Bayer not only explains what he calls "living nanotechnology" that turns fungi into factory workers, but also discusses what qualities should be nurtured in American education to foster creative problem finding and solving.
To that end, a 25-second TV spot and similar 60-second video feature workers in the Norridgewock and Skowhegan factories; a worker in the commercial discusses "the people that have been here 20 or so years," and says, "That's what they have done their whole life, is put good shoes in a box, is to craft these shoes".
A direct implication of this first limitation is that the model assumes an existing allocation of workers to jobs and discusses how the degree of mismatch in such allocation could be measured.
This article discusses health workers' preferences for workplace and their perceptions and experiences of the differences in working conditions in the public health sector versus the church-run health facilities in Tanzania.
Later work discusses the feminization of labor migration, with a focus on domestic workers.
In his new book Occupy, Chomsky discusses this through examples of worker takeovers, and through discussion of the importance of redefining ideas like growth.
Since this paper mainly discusses legal rights protection of workers based on civil rights rather than the strikes of industrial workers and collective negotiations, its perspective consequently focuses on the relationship between the state and workers based on citizenship.
Discusses Salgado's previous projects, "Workers," and "Migrations," which each took more than five years.
The more one discusses his/her designs with other workers, including those who will have to operate the equipment, the more likely that someone will spot any weaknesses.
