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AFGE workers hold a rally outside Veterans Affairs headquarters in Washington, DC, on March 30, 2022. Photo: Jay Mallin
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 :-)
The edge of an infiniti spa with the light going through the thin face of water and coloring the sander marks on the bare metal.
The historical museum in Barcaldine has an extensive and eclectic collection of the artifacts and memorabilia of yesteryear from the region. Barcaldine Queensland Australia.
my aesthetic is being influenced by the kerala boys. apart from being around them for long periods of time, and visiting often their cities, i'm busy being preoccupied with their perspectives. it's quite a flip into the indian surreal.
Worker on inside of cofferdam taking measurements in preparation for relocating command and dive support barges (note the high water mark line from May/June on the cofferdam wall and piling).
Cartoon of ASDOT worker. This is a friend of mine and he is a state worker. The photo did not come out very good so I decide to have some fun with the filters.
This is my cartoon affect.
It's Workers' Day in South Africa.
To celebrate, we got Alex his first gardening tool and put him to work.
But - like his Mom - he won't take directions.
Jerry Jahn, water distribution operator I, left, and Jeff Flucker, water distribution operator II, right, work on loosening a valve they were replacing. SEIU 721 Hemet chapter members and water distribution operators for the city of Hemet, Tim Burke, Shane Nickles, Jeff Flucker and Jerry Jahn, work on replacing a water valve and regulator on Lyon Ave. in Hemet, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013. photos by tracy lee silveria/seiu 721
A campaign to improve the working conditions of domestic workers in Indonesia titled “We Have the Same Right: Seven Stories of Domestic Workers” by reaching out to their employers and the public at large was launched by the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Jakarta on Wednesday, 27 September, at Djakarta Theater XXI, Menteng.
The ‘We Have the Same Right’ Campaign consists of seven short videos, showing important roles of domestic workers in people’s lives, plights, journeys and hopes of the domestic workers. The Campaign focuses on labour rights of domestic workers that are often forgotten such as, among others, domestic workers’ rights to have one-day off/leaves, to have working contract, to be protected by national health system and minimum working age for domestic workers.
The Campaign also focuses on the employers of domestic workers – encouraging them to uphold the rights of domestic workers in their own homes. In addition, the Campaign higlights efforts taken by domestic workers and their organizations to be recognized as workers and to promote decent work for domestic workers.
For further information about ILO works in promoting decent work for domestic workers, please visit: www.ilo.org/jakarta/whatwedo/projects/WCMS_210965/lang--e...
Copyright: ILO (2017)
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