Word: laborative
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Harvard cited a competitive labor market for professional librarians when it successfully defended itself against Goodwin’s charges this year...
...working on my second novel now, the title of which you can now reveal: “Delores Taurus: An Underwater Novel.” It is due to my publisher by Labor...
Slaves are used as housemaids, prostitutes, construction workers, sweatshop workers, and agricultural laborers. There are several methods by which people are enslaved, including chattel slavery, in which a person is captured, born, or sold into permanent servitude; debt bondage, in which a person pledges him or herself against a loan of money but the length and type of labor is not defined; and contract slavery, in which a potential employee is promised a job, often in another country, and once they arrive, find that their passport and documents are confiscated, and that the terms of employment are drastically different. They...
...Mexico. Its brand names and licenses--including Wamsutta, Springmaid, Ultrasuede, Kate Spade and NASCAR--produce annual revenues of $3 billion. Springs is proof positive that U.S. textile manufacturing is very much alive. But it would be a stretch to say it's well. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. lost more than 800,000 textile jobs from 1994 to 2004-- about 350,000 of them since 2001--and 18 domestic textile plants have been closed this year. That figure includes four Springs facilities in South Carolina...
...principal idea is that individuals face a two-audience signaling quandary: signals that beget labor market success are signals that induce peer rejection,” the wrote in the report...