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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
He was in charge of setting up the Nengajo (New Year's Card). There was a computer display being set up to show how to generate nengajo on your home computer.
A tree located in the backyard of the BC Legislature commemorates all workers injured or killed in the workplace, and those who suffer from work-related illness or injury.
A batik worker applies her artistry to material.
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A tree located in the backyard of the BC Legislature commemorates all workers injured or killed in the workplace, and those who suffer from work-related illness or injury.
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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.
IJEN VOLCANO, INDONESIA - APR 06: Worker carries sulfur inside crater on April 06, 2014 in Ijen Volcano, Indonesia. He carries the load of around 70kg to the top of the crater and then 3km down.
Production line worker, SC Johnson plant, Frimley, Surrey, United Kingdom. More at www.stevefranklinportraits.com
In a city whose bus operator had a predominantly Bristol built fleet, the appearance of another chassis make was always a treat. A 1947 Park Royal bodied Dennis Lancet delivered new to East Kent moves slowly in Bristol's traffic on June 19th 1964 whilst serving with the contractor Parkinson. The drab green colour contrasts vividly with the beautiful red and cream livery of its previous operator, a colour scheme that I believe that the vehicle wears again in preservation.