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Field worker picking tea leaves, Mae Salong, Thailand

Red Cross workers from across the Kentuckiana Region gathered on Saturday, September 20, 2014, at Bernheim Forest for the Disaster Services Family Day Picnic. Employees, volunteers and their families enjoyed a meal, games and camaraderie.

 

Red Cross disaster workers provide immediate emergency relief to families and individuals affected by home fires, floods and other disasters. They also help the Red Cross deliver emergency preparedness education at schools, businesses and organizations throughout Kentuckiana. For more information on Red Cross Disaster Services or how you can join us as a volunteer, visit www.redcross.org/Louisville.

 

Photo by Lori Medley

 

LA County Workers Rally For Child Safety

A worker uses a computer to check on the quality of flour produced at the OCRIM flour mill in Manaus, Brazil. The mill has been fortifying the flour it produces since 2004, one year before Brazil mandated that all mills fortify the flour they produce. The mill adds 10 mg of folic acid and iron to every 100 grams of flour it produces. Photo copyright: David Snyder / CDC Foundation.

Summer student workers hired by the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden assist staff with a variety of beautification, safety, and maintenance projects throughout campus.

TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber in Liverpool ahead of TUC Congress 2009

Summer student workers hired by the UC Davis Facilities Management assist staff with a variety of beautification, safety, and maintenance projects throughout campus.

super OZECK 28mm f2.8 ('80)

Saturday before Congress 2010. The desks for delegates have arrived and are piled in the hall, ready to set out.

The first days of the Baiada poultry workers strike in Laverton, in Melbourne's west.

Wisconsin Workers Memorial, Zeidler Union Square, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Workers in the field picking tea leaves. They only pick the top leaves from the plant. Some of the tea at the plantation is cut by machine. The hand picked tea is of higher quality.

tekel işçileriyle dayanışma günü (68. gün) kısım III

solidarity day&night for tekel workers(68th day) part III

A Amish worker is silhouetted on a sunny day while doing roofing construction on the new expansion at the Greenfield Fire Department on Wed. May 17, 2017. (Tom Russo | Daily Reporter)

Many of these workers are employed for the Common Wealth Games.

 

News on BBC, 14th of May 2010: "Tens of millions of dollars have been diverted in India from schemes to fight poverty and used to fund Delhi's Commonwealth Games, a report says. The report also says spending on the Games has spiralled out of control: expenditure on sports infrastructure alone is more than 2,000% of the initial projected budget. In addition, more than 100,000 poor families have already been evicted due to projects connected with the Games, and up to 40,000 families are likely to be displaced before the Games begin in October, the document says.

 

There have been dozens of deadly accidents on the various sites.

A Thai Woman wearing a "BOY" cap while working

Life is a long lesson in humility

Thankfully bees don't get Bank Holidays off :)

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

This version is suited with a machine gun for battle.

"Igual abelha ou formiguinha, constrói tudo do Mundo.

Sua fêmea é sua Rainha, e amam o amor mais profundo."

 

"Like bees or ants, build all world.

Your female is your queen, and love the deepest love."

  

I hate posting macro on Facebook. Detail is terrible. And for that matter all facebook pictures have terrible detail. Thank you Flickr.

Family members of fallen WSDOT workers attended the agency's Worker Memorial ceremony in Lacey to listen to stories and honor their loved ones killed on the job -- many in marked work zones.

Workers painting numbers on baby giant tortoises at Charles Darwin Research Center near Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz

Electricity workers

Electricien au travail, installation d'un transformateur, Université des antilles guyane

Volunteer workers like Brian Neilson (far right) and Doug Thompson (second from left) finish sandbagging on Main Street in Pine Island. Workers made enough sandbags that they stayed ahead of the flooding waters.

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