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Workers outside ship by Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights

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Bridge workers on the Royal Albert Bridge, Plymouth by derektait

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Bridge workers on the Royal Albert Bridge, Plymouth. Taken from a long way away on a hazy day so it's not as sharp as it should be. Taken on 7th June 2013.

Farm Workers by Andrew Rittenburg

Farm Workers by Pamela Schreckengost

Farm Workers in El Centro California

2013 AFGE YOUNG SUMMIT by AFGE

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.

Workers by F. D. Richards

Jack & Emily

IMG_3533.JPG by bolívar iñiguez

nailing the shear panels

Workers VI by Eric Jacklich

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Bangkok, Thailand

Workers by Angiola Rucci

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A group of workers taking a break near the Yonghegong (Lama Temple) in Beijing

Workers_002 by raffaele claudio rossiello

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Food Worker by mmz khan

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Two workers making local fast food in a shabby kitchen. The kitchen has huge improvement scope in hygiene department but the foods were very testy…

I took this picture in Gonak Bari, Dhamrai, Savar, Bangladesh

worker (1) by kev

worker_0523 by Ariana Gillrie

Worker in Daegu, South Korea.

Workers (27) by Maryland Department of Transportation

Workers Unite by Alex Luyckx

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Rolleiflex 2.8F - Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm 1:2.8 - Fomapan 100 @ ASA-100

FPP Cup 'O Joe (Stock) 13:30 @ 20C

Scanner: Epson V700 + Silverfast 9 SE

Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC

Worker on beach by Dimarga

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Chipa seller - Argentina

Jordan by International Labour Organization ILO

A worker is seen at a construction site standing on scaffolding.

Credit : ILO/Apex Image

Date : 2010

Country : Jordan

BLACKTOWN WORKERS RLFC by NAPARAZZI

BLACKTOWN WORKERS RLFC

Migrant Worker by Kevin Schoenmakers

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A migrant worker from Ganzi, Sichuan in Jiegu, Qinghai province.

Part of a set: Greater Tibet.

Part of a set: Rebuilding Yushu.

Jiegu, in Yushu, Qinghai province, was struck by a strong earthquake (6.9) on the 14th of April, 2010, with over 2000 casualties. Now, it is being rebuilt almost entirely.

www.kevinschoenmakers.nl

Worker Droid by Philip Kippel

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From the queue area of Star Tours at Tokyo Disneyland.

workers by braden_kenyon

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workers 2 by Sustainable Economies Law Center

Sex Workers Rights Are Human Rights by PJ Starr

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The central message, that sex workers rights are human rights, note the bowling ball bag behind.

worker bee by greenac1

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workers by Eivind Sandstad

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Trondheim, Norway

Worker by Jaycemac

worker by thepismire

IMG_1862 Migrant workers by veta24

several foreign workers sleeping In the light rail

TIANJIN

Worker by fabiog81

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Workers by Dimel Mirari

The Japanese Nippon Maru ship

sand workers by Axel Steinhagen

The spirit of doing / Ecoschool-Project in Ethiopia

prague - construction workers 2 by Casper Tromp

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photos from 1 week interrail tour: berlin - leipzig - prague - vienna. day 4&5 prague.

Worker by :cloneCHUNG:

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worker by coryoberlin

Workers Up North by Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement

Worker by Erin Altomare

Migrant Worker by Charles Frith

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migrant worker beijing

worker by Ed Schipul

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worker, cleaning up after hurricane ike in downtown houston.

Meat plant workers by welcomingidaho

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Visit us at www.welcomingidaho.org

Idaho’s agriculture industry has long reaped the rewards of immigrant labor. In the early 1900s, the U.S. government subsidized the development of Idaho’s agriculture industry by facilitating irrigation projects and railroad construction.

For the labor needed for these projects, growers and industrialists turned to immigrants. Japanese immigrants became the backbone of Idaho’s sugar beet industry, and labor recruiters actively sought Mexicans living in Mexico and other U.S. states for farm jobs.

Idaho agriculture continues to prosper from the work of immigrants, particularly those from Mexico. And Idaho’s meatpacking industry has also come to depend on the contributions of immigrant laborers, who put food on the table for Idaho, the United States, and the world.

Courtesy of Claudio Beagarie.

BLACKTOWN WORKERS RLFC by NAPARAZZI