Article: Hot Coal, Cold Steel: Russian and Ukrainian Workers from the End of the Soviet Union to the Post-Communist Transformations.(Review)

Article: CBCP head cites mutual dependence of capital and labor.
Philippines News Agency;  April 30, 2009 ;     291 words ......the sectors to provide workers just wages and well...part of the program for workers, he stressed. Likewise...We acknowledge the mutual dependence of capital and labor...interests with their workers. A healthy balance is...threaten the welfare of the workers, Rosales said in a ...

Article: Tesco deal forces mutual dependence. (Readers' letters: the issues that matter, from the people involved).(UK retail industry marketing and market share)
Grocer;  January 11, 2003 ;     474 words ......wholesaler is almost the only source of supply for the independent. Together they must face the future, recognising their mutual dependence. It is no use claiming the sector is unique. Top-up retailing or convenience retailing, are descriptions that win little...

Article: Workers say union official OK'd contract without vote; Conn. Laborers' District Council denies Blakeslee pact charges
New Haven Register;  July 17, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Some workers at a Branford concrete plant are blasting the leaders of their...agreement with Blakeslee Prestress Inc., where the union represents 167 workers. A dozen of the workers have come forward, claiming union officials signed the labor pact...

Article: American workers are steering clear of unions because of management opposition.(Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service;  June 1, 1995 ;     646 words ...American workers are steering clear of unions because they see management...to unions was by far the most common reason that workers who want unions don't have them, the study found. And workers who scorn union membership gave union weakness as...

Article: UAW concedes defeat at transplants - for now. (United Auto Workers)(Special Report: New American Manufacturers)(Industry Overview)
Automotive News;  April 27, 1998 ;     700+ words ...Workers at the Japanese-owned auto assembly plants in this country...assembly plants. The U.S. transplants now have about 44,000 workers in 16 auto and engine factories. Only three of those plants...opened with Big 3 assistance, and the understanding that workers would be represented by the UAW. Meanwhile, ...

Article: A lesson on mutual dependence
The Journal Record;  June 22, 1998 ;     621 words ......is being heard. The situation demonstrates the advantages and disadvantages of a global economy, a world marketplace of mutual dependence which many Americans have known more in theory rather than in practical application. A clear lesson is upcoming. It begins...

Article: Workers' economic gains cause for celebration this Labor Day.
The Washington Times;  September 4, 2000 ;     700+ words ...American workers are enjoying one of their best years ever...many areas desperate to find and keep workers, employees are dictating the terms of...helping to arrange child care. Unionized workers are getting breaks from mandatory overtime...

Article: Improving workplace hazard communication: The information-based system set up to protect workers from chemical exposure is in need of an overhaul.
Issues in Science and Technology;  December 22, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Workers in many modem industrial settings have long faced a multitude...Health survey found that approximately 25 million U.S. workers, or one in four, [were] potentially exposed to one or more...identity of the chemicals in the trade-name products. When workers became ill from chemical exposures, such ...

Article: RESEARCH, TECH DEVELOPMENT DEPEND ON MUTUAL DEPENDENCE.(PERSPECTIVE)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  September 8, 2002 ;     662 words ......industrial park and capital, but also on a desirable natural and social environment. That will only come from a realization of mutual dependence for our region embraced by power centers, old and new, as well as the many people and institutions that have been at the...

Article: Timber workers walk out; AT THE HEART OF IT
The Nelson Mail;  April 30, 2002 ;     485 words ...Workers at Carter Holt Harvey's Eves Valley timber plant went on...long-running dispute over transport services. About 150 workers - more than half the plant's workforce - walked out at...Carter Holt's proposal to axe its transport service for workers. The company proposed axeing the service, which ...

Article: One-in-Five Workers Plan to Change Jobs in 2009, CareerBuilder.com Study Finds.
PR Newswire;  January 7, 2009 ;     700+ words ...-Workers' New Year's Resolutions Include Finding...hiring predicted for 2009, 19 percent of workers say finding a new job is on their list...December 1, 2008, and included more than 8,800 workers. Additionally, six-in-ten workers say the...

Article: Workers' status needs recognition. (interview with Anwar Wasti)(Special Issue: Industrial Relations in Pakistan '91) (interview)
Economic Review;  May 1, 1991 ;     700+ words ...Workers' Status Needs Recognition ANWAR WASTI, President, All Pakistan...All Pakistan Public Works Employees Federation and Sindh Workers Trade Union Council. He joined labour movement in 1968...economic activity in the country. Neither it benefits the workers nor the management. ER: What are the general ...

Article: Small expectations and great adjustments: how Hamilton workers most often experienced the Great Depression.
Canadian Journal of Sociology;  June 22, 1996 ;     700+ words ...Abstract. Workers have been said to respond to depriving...preoccupied with surviving, competing with other workers, and making various psychic adjustments...Great Depression with 200 retired Hamilton workers, the author finds that a plurality of...

Article: Workers grow more disenchanted with job stress.
Westchester County Business Journal;  September 10, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Workers -- whether they like their jobs or not -- are growing more stressed and frustrated...to 65 percent today, according to the August 2001 CareerBuilder [R] survey, Workers in the New Economy of Choice: A Career Portrait, of more than 1,200 full-time workers. Layoffs are taking a toll on everyone, those ...