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This is what i drive for a living, making me a key worker during the COVID19 shutdown,
Usually i am on a contract for Bentley Cars, however, during this period i have been moved onto a contact with Nestle delivering anything produced by Nestle to Supermarket RDC.
My hobby is Railways and Photography, however during this period of uncertainty, i will only be getting a photo if it is on my way to or from work without having to deviate, or if i can do it by going out on my bike once a day as i am a keen cyclist.
Remember to Social Distance and most of all Stay Safe.If we all stick to the guidelines then the sooner we as a nation can beat this and return to the daily activities we all enjoy.
Steeping out of a shopping mall, there they were, a complete team of Chinese workers helping to install conduit under the street. This work was being done on a Sunday, in the afternoon. The rest of the crew were off to one side along with the crew chief.
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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.
All worker bees are female the males
(drones) are bigger, they mate with the new queen that is all they are made for.
If the hive becomes short on food the drones are thrown out to die. If they return one of the workers stings and kills him.
Sorry not very clear.
We paid a visit to Kuala Gula yesterday. No foreign birds was found in the mangrove trees. Poor shoots that day except these 3 that is a consolation.
They are workers in charring kiln. Their expressions tell the monotonous working environment there. Cool and calm.
Workers waiting in front on semi finished and unfinished idols of Goddess Durga at Kumortuli.. They carry these giant idols on bamboo sticks ( lying on the ground) and put them on a transport, which carries them to their respective place of worship.
(c)Amitabha Gupta
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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.
A nurse who has undergone training with MCHIP examines a mother and her baby while her mother in law watches on in Boforene, Madagascar Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014. (Kate Holt/MCSP)
At 61 years old, Vilma Gallenero proudly poses with her Senior Citizen Card. She is single, almost has no other family, and has served as a kasambahay for one household for the last 22 years. She considers her employers and their household her family. Since she started working in her late 30’s, she did not feel the need to finish her education. She has, however, been given the opportunity to learn new skills such as sewing and gardening. At present, Aling Vilma is happy and fulfilled in servicing her ‘family’ and in seeing them grow up before her eyes. © ILO/J. Aliling 2015
Know more about ILO’s work in the Philippines to make decent work for domestic workers a reality, please visit www.ilo.org/manila
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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.
Designer: Han Heping (韩和平), Liu Juqing (劉菊清), Shi Weiliang (施偉樑)
1953, November
Female drilling workers
Nü zuantan gong (女鑽探工)
Call nr.: PC-1953-s-012 (Private collection)
More? See: chineseposters.net
The title on the Russian site devoted to SPG is – Rafts on the [Catherine] Canal: city of Shlisselburg.
A little poking around on the internet reveals that this is unlikely to be the Catherine canal (which runs between the Volkhov and Syas rivers, says Wikipedia), and is more likely the Peter Canal, that is the section built during the time of Peter the Great. That section of the canal had two locks, one of which we can see in the background, along with boats waiting to enter. You can find this locale on Google Earth, in "street view," much changed of course, where the Russian label tells us it is part of the Marinskii waterway, which is true, but only in a general sense. You can see on Google Earth too, that, over the years, the canal has silted up and filled in, and in places has actually been narrowed by builders needed good footings for their constructions. Another page I found said that the stonework we see on the locks and banks dates from the time of the canal's original construction (late 1720s) another that it dates from repairs and renovations done in 1836; the Wikipedia article doesn't note any work done in the 1830s, so my guess is that this stonework – which still endures, and looks to be in pretty good shape – is the same built by battalions of Peter's soldiers in the eighteenth century.
Note, in the right background, two huge stacks of logs, as high as the buildings next to them, and just as long, a truly immense stockpile. I wonder whether the logs in the foreground are about to join one of those huge piles (likely) or whether they have been taken from the piles (less likely). My guess would be that they are piled up there until they can be loaded on a transport and taken to a mill that is closer to a larger population centre, but that is speculation on my part.
This was a difficult shot to register because the logs moved around on the water as SPG took his three shots. People in the background moved; boats lining up to get into the lock moved; and one of the two fellows in the foreground took a quick look around to see if SPG was finished yet. So I had to do a lot of piece by piece compositing of sections of the shot to get everything to more or less line up. Lots of figures in the middle distance and in the faraway existed only as coloured blobs on one plate or another, so in several cases, I simply erased those partial figures from the shot. A red colour cast at the bottom of the shot proved more problematic, but I have reduced it as much as I can.
Update, 2014: I've gone over the shot one more time, trying to reduce the purple tones, to adjust the contrast on the logs, and reduce some of the fringing on the cloud images reflected in the water. I think, for now, this is the best I can do.
Update, 2024: Another revision, courtesy of Photoshop's updated tools, particularly using the Camera Raw filter.
The Union of the Workers from Bangladesh at the PAME rally on 10.12.08 in Athens.
They demand stop to the repression and legalization for the immigrant workers.
Department of Public Works workers clean up garbage that accumulates in Trash Net boom at the mouth of the Ballona Creek after first rainfall of the year. Urban runoff from heavy rains carries an assortment of styrofoam cups, plastic bottles and bags and other trash that has built up on streets and catch basins since the last rains into the Ballona Creek, a nine-mile waterway that drains the Los Angeles basin. While the boom catches some of this trash, smaller particles and many other pollutants still empty into the Santa Monica Bay and Pacific Ocean. Culver City, Los Angeles, California, USA
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.
Despite the rapid response of Los Angeles and Beverly Hills Firefighters to a residential construction site in Benedict Canyon, a worker died after becoming entombed beneath tons of soil when the trench he was in collapsed on May 10, 2012. © Photo by Shawn Kaye
Frontline Polio Workers honored at the 2013 Global Leadership Awards Dinner hosted by the UN Foundation and UNA-USA, Wednesday, November 6, 2013, at Gotham Hall in New York City. (Insider Images/Stuart Ramson for UN Foundation)
Streets of my world - two undocumented hispanic workers hiding behind the fence seeking their livelihood,carrying a fear of being caught by the authorities. (Woodbridge Virginia - April 5,2017)
After taking his photo, he motioned me for a tip. I readily obliged and he was able to catch a coin that I tossed from two stories and 75 feet away. Perhaps he'd done this before. : )
Migrant workers on a Beijing construction site.
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Two women load up bricks that have been cured and are ready for sale. They use their heads to stack the bricks before walking off the top of a kiln where the bricks were fired. The wet bricks are used to construct a large, open box structure and a fire is burned inside to cure the bricks. Bricks are important construction materials for most structures in Madagascar.