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Workers install concrete for a highway project in southeast Afghanistan. (USAID photo)

Sea Worker jack-up barge (IMO 8769705) and tug Sea Alfa - (IMO 9466271)

This photograph shows a worker with a wheel barrow, moving bricks or earth from a nearby HDB block that is being upgraded.

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So, shitty day for reasons that I won't go into here. But as I was passing the wreckage of 35W on the 10th Ave Bridge, I saw this, and I just had to stop. Even though it wasted a good 20 minutes, I had to take this picture. Because it is beautiful.

 

2:30am on a Friday night in the winter, and there are guys with hard hats on, working hard to get that bridge back in action.

 

As much as America depresses me these days, sometimes it just lifts my heart up. People like this are what made America great.

Three construction workers standing at the entrance to the Natural History Museum Exhibition Road London

No one told the workers about the fall of communism...

 

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This is within the USSR's Economic Achievement Exhibition (VDNKh).

 

Built in the 1930s for propaganda purposes, it has been added to over the years by generations of Soviets. Funds were apparently cut off in the early 90s (probably when they realised that even the title of the place had always been a bit of an oxymoron)

 

It contains the most amazing communist kitsch I’ve ever seen! Although still standing, many of the exhibition buildings have now been turned into horrid warehouse shops filled with cheap Chinese goods. It's now as much a meca for the wrongs of capitalism as it ever was to the ‘triumphs’ of communism.

 

Teamsters Local 2010 marched throughout California for the rights of all workers!

Picturehouse workers from Brixton, Hackney, Crouch End and Central staged a demo in Central London as part of what has now become the biggest cinema workers campaign in UK history. With music and a procession to relevant Central London sites, the day ended with a rousing speech from MP John Mcdonnell, the Shadow Chancellor.

 

Following months of strike action, the workers have been left with little choice but to call for a Boycott of the entire Picturehouse chain as well as parent company Cineworld.

 

Giants of the UK film industry have supported the call to Boycott and put their names to a letter to Cineworld CEO Mooky Greindinger, asking him to return to the negotiation table and pay the London Living Wage. Sir Ian McKellen, Sir Patrick Stewart, Richard Curtis, Lindsay Duncan, Sir Mark Rylance are just a few of the stars backing the campaign for the Living Wage at Picturehouse cinemas.

 

© Marc Cowan/livingstafflivingwage

 

Information and parking--two things this construction worker could careless about when there are more pressing work that must be done at the construction site on Nordoff.

Melophorus bagoti, Alice Springs, NT

الصنايعية وقت الراحة

He is deeply concentrated in his work,

looking his computer ;

now we are working about 23 hours a day

considering the concurrent several tasks of a tipical worker,

within 2015 we 'll reach about 36 hours a day,

but someone says that's not enough,

productivity can be improved,

its a PIL/PPA reason....

I guess the same usual question,

can the PIL/PPA measures our happiness ?

 

Sebastiano is not the real subject , he is an optimist

and he thinks positive.....

not me

Workers on a clothing factory

workers in a crane in woodlands

Worker glazing (?) 'some' roof tiles for the restoration of the Forbidden City.

Shot in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah, with my MInolta Maxxum 600si on Ilford Delta 100 Professional black and white film.

The Chinese government gave Costa Rica a new soccer stadium. Cost: $105 Million They provided workers, material and in a short time Costa Rica had a new stadium at La Sabana Park. Here is a photo of men in pink working together in synergy as an orchestra. "Costa Rica made China its second-biggest trading partner by signing a free trade agreement just two weeks after the stadium opened." according to Business Insider. I saw the stadium from my windows at home, so I decided to visit them and speak with them. But no one spoke English nor Spanish. They were cute in their pink overalls!

proses pembuatan genteng/pengepresan tanah menjadi lempengan genteng. Desa Ngayung Kecamatan Gandusari Kab. Trenggalek

SEIU 32BJ workers. Aug. 3, 2011 © Rick Reinhard 2011

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