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AFGE's Women's and Fair Practices Departments host its 2nd Annual YOUNG Summit. This weekend of training focuses on energizing young workers in the labor movement.

As the train pulls out of the station.

Day 2 - August 9 - 3.24pm

 

Meanwhile, over in Chaoyang District, some construction workers are wondering what to do next now that all of the building sites have closed down for the Olympics, and a certain photographer is concluding that he is unable to go two weeks without photographing the CCTV tower.

One of the tobacco workers at the farm we visited in the Viñales Valley.

 

Tobacco farming is the main industry in the Viñales Valley, with numerous small holdings laid out between the large limestone mogotes which rise from the valley floor.

 

Farmers take advantage of the rich red soil of the valleys to harvest their crop in a labour intensive way, using both man and animal-power to plough their fields, pick the crop and then dry to tobacco so it can be sold.

 

The farm we visited was run by a large family of three generations, each doing their bit to ensure it is a success, with the help of several farm workers and a few oxen.

Another solid sunday at the Semaphore Workers with Adelaides premier blues/original act.

Workers prepare the footings of a retrieval enclosure.

the land around us this year is being rented by a local product farmer , this yrs crop is peppers

I have never seen such a group of hard working migrant workers , keep up the good work

As you can see, it's a very very busy place. ;-) In fact, if you stay here, you're likely to have the whole hotel to yourself. Recommended for folks who want to channel Jack Torrance in "The Shining" ;-)

Mary Diskin (second from right) meets with members of the Somali community in Ireland at a function at the Teacher's Club, Dublin to celebrate Somali Independence Day 4/7/08.

The nice shows get aired out, while the work shoes get nice and worn.

Golden Plains 8

Photography by Mia Mala McDonald

Leica M8, Summicron 50mm

Carrol Gardens, NYC

 

Three workers in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.

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AFGE's Women's and Fair Practices Departments host its 2nd Annual YOUNG Summit. This weekend of training focuses on energizing young workers in the labor movement.

Isabelle looks like she's planning something. I wonder what she's working on?

Golden Plains 8

Photography by Mia Mala McDonald

Singapore Construction Workers, taken with a Canon EOS-1D camera at 1/313 s, F 6.30, in Singapore, Singapore SGP

Had an opportunity to organize a committee to do a “Take Your Son/Daughter to Work Day” when I worked at CDCR. This day revolves around parents taking their child to work for one day. In the U.S., it occurs on the 4th Thursday in April every year. We had a group of about 25 young people. We organized a educational but fun filled learning day for our co-workers children. The parents were pleased and the kids seemed to have had a really enjoyable day

Construction workers at Bandra Kurla Complex Mumbai, joining morning shift

Veteran Derry civil rights activist Eamon Melaugh addressing the annual conference of the Workers Party in Belfast (04.10.08) .

 

The theme of the conference was to mark the 40th Anniiversary of the first major civil rights march in Derry (5th October 1968) which was a peaceful march but was brutally supressed by members of the "B Specials" (Special Constabulary).

 

Eamon Melaugh was one of the founders of the Derry Housing Action Committee and the Derry Unemployed Committee. He played a key role in the struggle for civil rights in Northern Ireland and was involved with the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Campaign for many years.

 

Eamon was present in Derry at the civil rights march on what is now known worldwide as "Bloody Sunday" on 30th January 1972 in which 14 unarmed people were shot dead by British Soldiers of the Paratroop Regiment. Eamon narrowly escaped being shot himself. A keen amateur photographer, he took many photographs on that day which were shown around the world in the aftermath. Eamon also took many other photographs in Derry during the period and a selection of them can be viewed on the website of the Conflict Arichive on the Internet Project at cain.ulst.ac.uk/melaugh/index.html

Bridge over an old line from Charlestown for workers at the Crombie munitions depot to cross the tracks. Simply constructed on four brick piers (two either side of the track), workers initials in the poured concrete kerbs indicate it was constructed in 1955.

Rote Waldameise (Formica rufa).

 

Sophienhöhe/Tagebau Hambach.

Jülich, Mai 2013.

Golden Plains 8

Photography by Mia Mala McDonald

A walk through town on what turned out to be the last Summer-day

Huntington, NY, PSEG Long Island.

Photo by Indah Budiarti

 

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AFGE's Women's and Fair Practices Departments host its 2nd Annual YOUNG Summit. This weekend of training focuses on energizing young workers in the labor movement.

Factory worker sam,

he hated his job

the shop floor

was

loud

cold

and cruel

he hated his manager even more than the job

about the only thing kept him going

was his braces.

Abandoned brick factory. Medora, Indiana. Jackson county. (History)

A laborer working on street infrastructure.

 

Credit : ILO/Apex Image

Date : 2011/06

Country : Kuwait

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