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Migrant workers on a Beijing construction site.
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Migrant workers on a Beijing construction site.
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Centre for Vocational Training (CVT) primarily aims to train a pool of highly competent marine and processing industries' tradespeople who can work in challenging and demanding environments. It seeks to provide affordable training in theoretical and practical knowledge for workers who aspire to attain the highest skills in the marine and processing industries. By participating in offered courses from CVT, these young fellows play a pivotal role in ship construction.
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Expecting and nursing mothers require social protection but workers in the informal economy are often not covered. Maternity protection has been a primary concern of the ILO since its creation in 1919. Workplace support for mothers who are breastfeeding has been a basic provision of maternity protection.
The Philippines expanded maternity leave benefits in 2019 to align with international labour standards. The ILO also promoted exclusive breastfeeding in the workplace to advance women’s rights to maternity protection and to improve nutrition security for Filipino children. Know more: www.ilo.org/manila/projects/WCMS_379090/lang--en/index.htm
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November 2011
Manila, Philippines
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Sea Worker, jack-up barge.
Ship Type: Platform
Year Built: 2008
Length x Breadth: 55 m X 32 m
Gross Tonnage: 3776, DeadWeight: 1814 t
Speed recorded (Max / Average): 7.2 / 6.5 knots
Flag: Denmark [DK]
Call Sign: OYRN2
IMO: 8769705, MMSI: 219015441
SEA WORKER is a modern jack-up barge specially equipped to operate in the off shore wind sector although also capable of operating in the oil and gas sector.
Equipped with a flexible Favco PC300 HD Offshore crane, SEA WORKER can install a wide range of equipment such as monopiles, transition pieces and the latest generation of offshore wind turbines. SEA WORKER’s 73-metre long legs enable this vessel to work at depths of up 40 metres. SEA WORKER is fitted with a state-of-the-art LPS system (Leg Penetration System) and has air cooled jacking and auxiliary engines to be able to operate on sites that dry out at low tide.
Worker sifts dirt at a construction site. / Un travailleur passe la terre au crible sur un chantier de construction.
Photo : Zakarya
Migrant workers on a Beijing construction site.
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Tamil Nadu Manual Workers’ Union has sought the implementation of a separate welfare board for salt workers in Tuticorin, which is the biggest salt producer in the State, the second largest producer of salt in India.
Ransome and Marles bearings factory in Newark, which claimed 41 lives. Newark Ransome and Marles Bearings Factory Bombing Anniversary 7th March 1941 each year. Friends of Newark Cemetery paid their annual tribute and commemoration to the 41 that died.
Its poignant that we hold this memorial to the workers at R&M who made a large contribution to the war effort. This was the towns largest loss of life, their Sacrifice to work around the clock day and night in a dangerous place during the 2nd world war.
A big debt of gratitude
30 are buried at Newark Cemetery, let’s give respect to the thousands of heroes that worked at R&M during the 2nd world war and during the bombing raid, they served their country.
Newark Cemetery have Ransome & Marles' 30 out of 41 are buried in the town's Cemetery.
Newark's R&M Roll On Honour
Names that died
1, George Adams, aged 45 * - (ED307)
2, Wilfred Andrew, aged 39 * - (ED303)
3, Olive Ash, aged 31 * O - (EK253)
4, Bertie Ball, aged 18 * O - (EQ207)
5, Ernest Beale, aged 27, Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment (Private) * - (WG288)
6, Edward Beaver, aged 26 (Buried in Mansfield) with no Tombstone
7, Harold Brown, aged 44 * - (EQ149)
8, Vivian Castle, aged 18 ( Buried All Saints Church Elston)
9, Enid Cooper, aged 30 ( Buried in Balderton in St Giles Church Yard)
10, Edna Cottam, aged 19 * - (WT303)
11, Gladys Cummings, aged 21 * - (ED305)
12, William Dixey, aged 62 * - (EO145)
13, Frederick Fowler, aged 39 - Lived on Long Gonerby, Grantham - is buried in the Churchyard of St Sebastians CofE Church, Great Gonerby, Grantham
14, George Godridge, aged 29 * O (EH247)
15, Robert Grant, aged 47, his son Chris was nearly five when his Father died, he became Newark town mayor in 1991-1992 * - (EG237)
16, John Green, aged 55, Volunteer Home Guard, 11th Nottinghamshire (Newark) * - (WG308)
17, Horace Grocock, aged 47 ( Buried in Barnby in the Willow)
18, Albert Gyde, aged 42* - (WS305)
19, Rose Hall, aged 30 * O - (EI151)
20, James Hanger, aged 29 * - (WR300)
21, Thomas Hardie, aged 26 * - (ED304)
22, Sybil Hayden, aged 34 of Ivy Farm Cottage Kirklington Newark Notts buried at Hatfield Hyde Cemetery Hollybush Lane, Welwyn Garden City, Herts AL7 4JU
23, Joyce Kirton, aged 18 (Buried In Long Bennington)
24, Lily Lambert, aged 22 * O - (EH249)
25, George Lambley, aged 39 * - (WD178)
26, Edith Makins, aged 21 ( Buried in South Collingham) - located
27, Frederick Mann, aged 46 * O - (EG238)
28, Frederick Markwell, aged 50 (St Giles Churchyard Balderton )
29, Claude Ware Hannah Martin, aged 36 * - (WT178)
30, Edward "Edwin" Martin, aged 46 * - (ED302)
31, Richard Naylor, aged 25 * - WC175)
32, Frederick Backwood, aged 52 * - (WS304)
33, William Pepper, aged 18, Buried in Caunton Churchyard
34, Frederick Richards, aged 32 * O - (WL306)
35, Alfred Ridge, aged 68 * O - WF309)
36, Reginald Senior, aged 35, died on the 8th March 1941 * (WQ305
37, George Swanwick, aged 38 * O - (EQ257)
38, Norah Trueblood, aged 34, * - (WP305)
39, Esther Varney, aged 19, (never found) A Street was named Esther Varney Place, Newark NG24 1FU off Sleaford Road, Newark
40, William Warner, aged 51 * - (WB282)
41, Arthur Worrell, aged 31 * - (ED306)
Newark Ransome and Marles Ball Bearings factory (R&M) air raid on this date, Friday 7th March 1941 ‘Not Forgotten’
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Seabed Worker outside Bergen, Norway 29.05.2012
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Cambodian garment workers. ©ILO
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Migrant workers on a Beijing construction site.
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Sea Worker, jack-up barge.
Ship Type: Platform
Year Built: 2008
Length x Breadth: 55 m X 32 m
Gross Tonnage: 3776, DeadWeight: 1814 t
Speed recorded (Max / Average): 7.2 / 6.5 knots
Flag: Denmark [DK]
Call Sign: OYRN2
IMO: 8769705, MMSI: 219015441
SEA WORKER is a modern jack-up barge specially equipped to operate in the off shore wind sector although also capable of operating in the oil and gas sector.
Equipped with a flexible Favco PC300 HD Offshore crane, SEA WORKER can install a wide range of equipment such as monopiles, transition pieces and the latest generation of offshore wind turbines. SEA WORKER’s 73-metre long legs enable this vessel to work at depths of up 40 metres. SEA WORKER is fitted with a state-of-the-art LPS system (Leg Penetration System) and has air cooled jacking and auxiliary engines to be able to operate on sites that dry out at low tide.
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Migrant workers on a Beijing construction site.
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Finished building the mobile worker I was working on. It isn't supposed to be a perfect replica, sorta my take on it. Plus there's the modular segments that I want to incorporate into my mocs.
Anyways, suspension on all three tires work, and there is a small removable block in the top where you can place another minifig. The cockpit holds a minifig too.
Back in 2004, we had our old, reverting-to-gravel driveway replaced. These guys did an OK job and were OK with me taking pictures. I came across these in my archive diving.
Frazier Mansion
September 2004
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I've recently become an administrator for the 6 Million People group.
www.flickr.com/groups/6millionpeople/
I've got about 320 pictures posted there now, but I have started going back through my archives and pulling some pictures that, frankly, didn't make the first cut, but that I saved for some reason. They meet the criteria for the group, so I've posted them to put them into 6 Million People.
I'd encourage all of you to join the group and post pictures as well. Please note the rules though: one person in the picture and that person posted to the pool only once. In other words, you can only post one picture of Joe. People in the background may be OK, but they really have to be separated from the one person who is the subject. There are a couple of other exceptions as well.
That's one of the reasons I became an administrator: to help "clean up" the pool so that only pictures meeting the criteria are included. The other reason is that I believe in the mission of the group and would like to see it succeed.
COPYRIGHT by JimFrazier All Rights Reserved. This may NOT be used for ANY reason without written consent. Not that anyone would want to. If this is a picture of you, and you would like this removed, please let me know. I'd be happy to oblige.
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Immigrants workers tend crops in Ray Township Michigan. Shot this one as I rode by on my bicycle.
You last saw this farm while it was being hand planted:
Winter has hit Lebanon full force with its freezing temperatures, bone-chilling wind and snow. Refugee camp residents across Lebanon face the harsh conditions with little heat or proper clothing. Palestinian families fled their homes in Syria, leaving everything behind except a few articles of clothing and a pair or two of summer shoes.
ANERA Delivers Kits to 1,300 Refugee Families in Beddawi Camp
ANERA has partnered with Najdeh Association to respond with a winter kit distribution to 1,300 families in northern Lebanon’s Beddawi Camp. Each kit consists of blankets, children’s clothes, an insulating straw mat and an emergency light unit. Families also receive assistance in properly managing winter illnesses. Funding for the kits came from UMCOR (The United Methodist Committee on Relief) and Johnson & Johnson,
“The kit had lots of good, helpful, high-quality items and, with the several hours of power cuts, the lanterns fill a huge gap,” says Hana Al Einen, head of Najdeh Association in the camp.
Naseer from Syria, a father of three, also expressed his appreciation for the emergency lights. “Our neighbors are living in a basement and their children are studying by candle light,” says Nasser. “Many kids drop out of school because they can’t study at night, so the lanterns are essential.”
ANERA’s winterization program targets families with special needs
“Palestinians with special needs in Beddawi camp are usually the most marginalized and forgotten group when there are humanitarian crises,” says Ahmad Daoud, emergency officer at CBRA, local partner of ANERA. “In this distribution, we focused on 300 families who live with special needs and could really use a little extra help this winter.”
Fidaa Al Arid brought her seven-year-old daughter Maria to help pick up the winter kit. Maria suffers from cerebral palsy, making it difficult to walk. The mother of six explains that Maria needs assistance around the clock.“ I am very happy to have this kit and glad for the lighting as well as the winter clothes for my daughter.”
“We are hearing great feedback about the emergency lights…”
CBRA workers say the distribution is running smoothly. After checking their names on a list, families pick up their kit and leave with a package of warm winter items and a smile on their faces. “People are very satisfied with their kits. We are hearing great feedback about the emergency lights because lighting is a tremendous issue during winter when the days are shorter and electrical outages are more common,” adds Ahmad. “This is a particular problem for people with visual impairments, because they are at risk of hurting themselves. So the extra light is a safety feature for them.”
Husband and wife pick up a blanket and emergency light.
The Najdeh Association distributed winter kits to 1,000 Palestinian families from Syria seeking refuge in Lebanon’s Beddawi camp.
ANERA Delivers 4,000 Blankets to Refugee Families in Nahr El Bared and Burj El Barajneh
In nearby Nahr El Bared camp and in Burj El Barajneh camp outside Beirut, ANERA has distributed 4,000 blankets, thanks to the generosity of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) Charities that wanted to provide winterization support to Palestinian refugee families. The two camps host thousands of Palestinian families who fled the war in Syria, which has been raging for four years.
LDS Charities has partnered with ANERA in Lebanon for the past three years. Werner Gysler, country manager of LDS Charities in Lebanon, welcomed the opportunity to help. “We have been very satisfied working with ANERA so when they called us to contribute to the winterization program, we were anxious to help.”