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Trabalhadores na praia do Pereque, Guarujá, São Paulo

Workers on the Panama Canal take a lunch break

Avtar Jouhl, President Indian Workers Association Memorial Meeting, 19th Nov 2022

Hockley Brook Bar And Restaurant, Nineveh Road, Handsworth, Birmingham

Children work picking cotton when it is the season.

The rent of Wang Shu's room is 500RMB a month.Their 10sqm room is living room, sleeping room and kitchen in one.

I have no idea how this guy planned to get out of the cylinder, maybe he will be part of the sewer system here.

I liked something about the giant pile of rubble or building materials or whatever it is next to the tiny hand cart...

Workers' demands are NOT "special group" demands. Revolutionary Socialists

It's 10 years since I last went to New York with my 4mgp camera. It was to celebrate my mother in law's 75th birthday. I'm posting these photos now as they've sat on my hard drive since I removed them from Webshots a long time ago. I think they deserve another airing before our next trip to New York, next May.

Ubud, Bali, Indonesia, 2007- Rice is one of Bali's main food staples as well as the most largely produced crops. This woman is a field worker, who was working alongside a handful of other women.

A portrait shot during GPP2013 - Photo walkabout with David Burnett

Young workers meet prior to the Congress in Durban.

Acrylic on paper. I did the because the workers fascinated me by having their hats and blouses color co-ordinated! I walked on the canal bank, so looked down on them in the field on my morning walks. This was in southern Arizona, about 10 years ago.

Walk bout at Caribou open space - there pulling up some sort of evasive daisy type weed.

GROUP OF WORKERS IN FACTORY FAR COTTON NORTHAMPTON

As an effort to document the lives and the struggle of Indonesian domestic workers to be recognized as workers, the International Labour Organization (ILO), in collaboration with JALA PRT and the Jakarta’s Independent Journalist Alliance (AJI Jakarta) launched a book titled “We Will Not Be Silent: 31 Stories of Domestic Workers Behind the Domestic Walls” on Thursday, 10 August 2017, at Wisma Antara, Jakarta.

 

In the launch, seven leading Indonesia public figures will lend their voices to the plight of domestic workers who have to work long hours with low wages and without employment contract, day off and leave, social protection and legal protection. Selected stories will be read out by Director General for Employment Placement and Expansion of Ministry of Manpower, Maruli Hasoloan, Lukman Sardi (actor), Morgan Oey (actor), Nia Dinata (director/producer), Sari Nila (presenter) and Giwo Rubianto (Chair of Kowani).

 

For further information about ILO activities on the promotion of decent work for domestic workers in Indonesia, please visit: www.ilo.org/jakarta/whatwedo/projects/WCMS_210965/lang--e...

 

Copyright: ILO (2017)

 

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 IGO License. To view a copy of this license, visit creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/deed.en_US

Golden Plains Nine

Photography by Ty Johnson

Workers at the new Electric Building in historic Folsom.

Some guys eating lunch in the afternoon.

A worker is someone who works hard in Iran these days and earns a very low salary of around two hundred dollars a month. 📐🚬🍻

a constraction worker mount a plaster board on a new office building inner lobby

Silk workers in a factory in Suzhou, China (near Shanghai). Silk worms occasionally go two to a cocoon rather than singly and then it isn't possible to turn it into thread. So instead they turn it into large sheets of silk fibers that use to stuff pillows and comforters. (iPhone photo)

Full-length portrait of African-American man and Caucasian women medical healthcare workers smiling in uniforms standing against white background.

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