Interpreting PPE Statements on Pesticide Labels by Olaf N. Nesheim

“… Many Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) statements on pesticide labels have been changed as a result of the Worker Protection Standard for Agricultural Pesticides (WPS). …”
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Interpreting PPE Statements on Pesticide Labels by Olaf N. Nesheim

“… Many Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) statements on pesticide labels have been changed as a result of the Worker Protection Standard for Agricultural Pesticides (WPS). …”
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NEW DIRECTIONS OF LABOR MIGRATION FROM TAJIKISTAN TO THE PERSIAN GULF COUNTRIES: DEVELOPMENT TRENDS AND PROSPECTS by A. Kh. Rakhmonov

“…The author cites economic and geopolitical factors as the reasons for the changes: on the one hand, the fall in the ruble exchange rate and the decline in the level of wages in ruble terms, the tightening of migration policies in Russia and Kazakhstan force some migrant workers to look for new directions for migration; on the other hand, the participation of public and private labor agents is becoming more active.…”
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Understanding the resident group by Ruth Emond

“…The low morale of residential workers and their sense of isolation from child care policy and practice developments have been well documented (Berridge & Brodie, 1998, Murray & Hill, 1991). …”

A memória dos militantes gráficos do Rio de Janeiro sobre o golpe civil-militar de 1964 by Cristiane Muniz Thiago

“…Our investigation focuses on the militants of the Union of Printer Workers of Rio de Janeiro and their memories about the events that culminated in the 1964 coup. …”
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Ideological aspects of capitalism in Contemporary Society: A critical analysis on the discursive field of politics by Nadir Lara Junior

“…It has been found that the discursive field of politics may aid us to comprehend and dismantle ideological constructions which try to oppress workers even more. That field may also make it possible for subjects to organize and build a more efficient political project against the capitalist model.…”
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Gender Gap Evolution in Europe During the Great Recession: an Institutionalist Approach by Carole Brunet, Esther Jeffers

“…Labor market institutions, such as unionization and minimum wage policies, as well as employment protection for regular contracts, tend to narrow employment inequalities between female and male workers, whereas product market regulation increases gender gaps in participation and employment.…”
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Platform for Training and Growth of Scientific and Pedagogical Personnel Management by D. M. Mustafina

“…In the system of organization of this activity includes items such as the identification, attraction, retention and stimulation of creative workers, creation of all conditions for their use. …”
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Comment rester vigilant face à l’oubli ? Le musée de la fonderie à Rosières by Guillaume Etienne

“…This museum indeed appears to function as a microcosm of a social life that no longer exists, and that was strongly connected to the factory life and the industrial plant as well as industrial paternalism that ruled the workers’ lives during almost one and a half century.…”
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One aspect of the role of ICTs in a mountain community : a case study of Kamiyama, Japan by Kenji Hashimoto

“…Kamiyama has leveraged broadband to attract ICT industry from urban areas, create employment and encourage young workers to move to the town. Several key factors contributed to success in Kamiyama, including the capabilities of innovator companies, the capacity of the local host organization ‘Green Valley’, the existence of a horizontal network among companies that have moved to the area, and convenient access to home offices and markets in Tokyo and Osaka. …”
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Parity in the German Labour Market Nearly Achieved by Alexander Kubis

“…Maintaining the current high level of economic activity therefore requires an all-out effort to raise the potential supply of skilled workers. (Re-)training and further education are but two elements of such an effort that work by also reducing the skill-based mismatch that has risen from ecological and technological change.…”
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L’hyperactivité/TDAH : un analyseur de l’apport des neurosciences aux pratiques médiatiques, éducatives et à la formation des travailleurs sociaux by Sébastien PONNOU

“…We also analyzed the articles devoted to ADHD in the specialized literature for social workers (N = 93) and questioned social work students about their representations of this pathology (N = 99). …”
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European Food Safety Certification - The GlobalG.A.P® Standard and Its Accredited Certification Scheme by Richard C. Yudin, Keith R. Schneider

“…Despite its environmental origins, the main concern is food safety, followed by worker welfare, and then ecological matters. There are slightly different versions for fresh fruit and vegetables, meat products, flowers and ornamentals, and combinable crops (grains and pulses). …”
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Editorial Vol7 no2 by Graham Connelly

“…As a former secondary school teacher, by now working with care staff, I found Jackson's characterisation of the typical educational experiences of children in care (low attainment and disrupted schooling, low expectations and a lack of attention to education by carers, teachers and social workers, problems with literacy, lack of access to books and poor study facilities) made compelling reading, and I later wrote a whole supplement on these issues for a new edition of the OU course.…”

Electromagnetic Interference between Cranes and Broadcasting Antennas by V. Javor

“…An interesting phenomenon was noticed in some cases by workers operating with cranes in electromagnetic field of broadcasting antennas. …”
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Dismissing class by Cotal San Martin Vladimir

“…The analysis suggests that the issue of workers’ conditions is made relevant to the Swedish public through a “consumer framework” that not only confers proximity and relevance on the topic, but also effectively recontextualises agency and responsibility towards particular or individual social actors, obscuring the class dimension of labour relations and global production. …”
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Endoscopy by Nonphysicians by Elaine R Gossman

“…In 1945, Henry J Kaiser organized a group of physicians to provide health care for shipyard workers and their families. His foundation, Kaiser Permanente (USA), has developed into a prepaid health plan facility serving 8.4 million members in nine states and in Washington, DC, within the United States. …”
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SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION IN ORGANIZATIONS OF PERM NETWORK BUSINESS by V. Levchenko, E. Zykovа

“…The article deals with actual problems of workers' adaptation in the conditions of modern network business organizations as one of the elements of the application of a scientific approach for the growth of labor productivity. …”
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Blockchain-based secure and fair crowdsourcing scheme by Junwei Zhang, Wenxuan Cui, Jianfeng Ma, Chao Yang

“…Finally, the experimental results show that the computational overhead of the BFC scheme is acceptable to both the requester and the workers. In a word, our proposed crowdsourcing scheme has good expansibility in reality.…”
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The feminisation of medical careers in Brazil and work-family conflict by Daniela Cristina Machado Tameirão, Simone Costa Nunes

“…These findings contribute to a more accurate understanding of how best to minimise these conflicts and promote gender equality and medical workers’ wellbeing…”
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