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I walked into a medical office on the 6th floor and saw this worker caulking the window. I was particularly interested in his safety harness and how it was connected, and whether he would be secure if the scaffolding should fall. I couldn't look closely enough to make that determination without making a spectacle of myself in front of the other people in the waiting room, so I just snapped the photo with my pocket camera.
Worker Ant - Sony 50mm f/2.8 Macro lens - Photo by www.myprofe.com - English Teacher / Language Consultant
The people I work with (well 36 of them) were kind enough to take part in my great-gurning experiment.
Here I present beautiful people trying to be ugly.
Thank you LogLogic staff :-)
We temporarily had to leave the canal here as the banks were being shored up. The fishermen seemed unaffected though...
War on Want joined UK and US fast food workers at McDonald’s in Whitehall, London, on Wednesday 13 January, as part of a global campaign for fast food workers’ rights. The demonstration was followed by a fast food forum at parliament, hosted by Fast Food Rights. UK and US fast food workers were joined by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell MP, who founded the Fast Food Rights campaign alongside the Bakers and Allied Food Workers Union (BFAWU) in 2014, and other leading figures from the trade union and anti-austerity movement.
War on Want has long fought for the rights of workers. We stand proudly beside fast food workers in the UK, and the US Fight For $15 movement, in the global struggle for a living wage, better working conditions and union rights.
17/10/2025. London, UK. The Prince of Wales during a visit to the London Air Ambulance’s headquarters in Waterloo, London. The Prince met staff who work in the wellbeing team at the headquarters and offer support and services to paramedics carrying out lifesaving work daily. His Royal Highness heard from paramedics and other front-line workers about their experiences and the importance of providing mental health support to those working in emergency services. The Prince also visited the Emergency Operations Control room where the team work 24/7 to manage 999 calls into the ambulance service in London and was able to hear from staff, including Call Handlers, Dispatchers and members of the Clinical Hub team about their different roles and how they help people daily over the phone and arrange help on scene. The Prince viewed the vehicles used by the LAS team including the world’s first, purpose-built all-electric ambulance, and electric fast response cars. Finally, His Royal Highness met specialist paramedics and took part in a training demonstration. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Singers / musicians, taken at a recording of Workers' Playtime in 1959. Someone has suggested that the man on the far left is Steve Race, a pianist.
Gibson would have been commissioned by the company where the recording was staged, called Willerleys, but I haven't been able to find any trace of them.
War on Want joined UK and US fast food workers at McDonald’s in Whitehall, London, on Wednesday 13 January, as part of a global campaign for fast food workers’ rights. The demonstration was followed by a fast food forum at parliament, hosted by Fast Food Rights. UK and US fast food workers were joined by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell MP, who founded the Fast Food Rights campaign alongside the Bakers and Allied Food Workers Union (BFAWU) in 2014, and other leading figures from the trade union and anti-austerity movement.
War on Want has long fought for the rights of workers. We stand proudly beside fast food workers in the UK, and the US Fight For $15 movement, in the global struggle for a living wage, better working conditions and union rights.
And I served me time with the iron men
And I've known good times and work a-plenty
But there's no work now in these troubled times
And the shipyard slips they're lying empty
This construction worker is with a beautiful woman.
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