A search for "85 East Fourth Street" in the Times' archives turns up references to meetings there of unions for cigar makers, garment workers, hat finishers and others.
The study from Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada and Sheila Palma at Northeastern University's Center for Labor Market Studies suggests that the unemployment problem is largely a problem for low-wage workers (hat tip to the Curious Capitalist).
Earlier in the trial, Mr. Del Col asked detectives why they failed to recover Mr. Perez's bloodied clothing from the hospital, and noted that the two workers' hats were not tested for blood.
The next morning, as firefighters came for Mr. Narh, Mike said, he saw the worker's hat floating in the basement.
Maybe it's a construction worker's hat, or maybe it's one you bought when you tried cycling to work that one time.
Maybe it's a construction worker's hat, or maybe it's one you bought when you tried biking to work that one time.
There are pieces of weathered wood, from small knots to an industrial-scale beam; dozens of glass bottles of different shapes, sizes and colors; cracked and faded foam buoys; a big rusty mooring buoy encrusted by barnacles; construction worker hard hats; tennis balls; light bulbs, congealed toilet paper rolls and much more.
And like any humble Zen priest, Cohen was careful to thank both the audience and his backstage workers with hat in hand.
Not far from Mr. Bux, eight construction workers, hard hats in hand, sat in a row on several benches, talking.
The longer I played, the more each moving part — workers, children, hats — became abstracted into the image of one big machine.
