The cuts include managers, administrative workers, mechanics and shop laborers, Boeing said.
"We sell to joiners, builders, police officers, milkmen, postal workers, mechanics.
An independent study found that at least two-thirds of those who couldn't afford care were working families — foresters and restaurant workers, mechanics and house cleaners.
In the mid-20th century, the Mahar began to migrate in large numbers to urban centres (e.g., Mumbai [Bombay], Nagpur, Pune [Poona], and Sholapur), where they were employed as masons, industrial labourers, railway workers, mechanics, and bus and truck drivers.
Instead of pagan sacrifice or sexual awakening, Mr. Leichter had his dancers evoke working-class struggles dressed in gray one-piece uniforms that resembled those of factory workers, mechanics or perhaps even prisoners.
However, many workers (e.g., underground miners, aircraft baggage handlers, plumbers, agricultural workers, mechanics, and others) are often required to adopt postures such as kneeling, stooping, squatting, or lying down for significant periods of the workday.
Those idled by the strike include zoo workers, bus mechanics, public health employees and clerical workers.
Clerical workers and mechanics who have the necessary certification are also driving.
Tens of thousands are blue collar workers, including mechanics, cooks and custodians.
Hundreds of American Airlines ground workers and mechanics rallied on 14 April to protest against bonuses being paid to executives at a time when jobs are being cut.
The state of California has intervened in contract negotiations between city transit officials and union leaders representing nearly 7,000 workers, including mechanics, clerks and bus and train operators.
