Some of the criticism of Mook rings true — his celebrated voter modeling, for instance, turned out to be catastrophically off — but his portrait also carries the stench of bitter co-workers conveniently tossing after-the-fact blame his way.
It can monitor workers who, conveniently, do most of their work on computers.
It was one in which children lived with their parents until they found a job for life, and workers died conveniently soon after retiring.
The mobile application was compartmentalised into four steps, which enabled health workers to conveniently assess rural participants for CVD risk and disseminate appropriate recommendations.
For the in-depth interview, 23 individuals (6 health care providers, 9 breastfeeding mothers-three urban and six rural and eight community health extension workers) were selected conveniently.
"Well, I had said that for many years that, you know, Nafta and the way it's been implemented has hurt a lot of American workers," said Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, conveniently not mentioning that her husband wrapped up the trade pact's negotiations and pushed it through Congress when he was president.
This emphasis on those doing the hiring conveniently renders the workers themselves invisible.
When there's a recessionary cycle, the Citizens Budget Commission asks workers to make sacrifices, then it conveniently forgets that in the next bargaining round".
Now, I'm a realist and I fully understand that when you need manpower and, conveniently, a group of workers who don't have any representation by way of a union or the like, the army is that ultimate tool which seldom fails, and never answers back.
Bell Labs initiated a tide of migration of white-collar workers, especially as state and federal governments conveniently extended highways into the rural edge.
