That is how they spell labor "across the pond" and the below article shows that the obsession with free work is not confined to our shores at all. Class divide Exploited labor Internships Free labor England Unpaid workThe UK Guardian/Observer discusses the farce that is "internships" or as I call it the exploitation of young people desperate for work if they can get it. Of course its not paid but the promise of hopefully, maybe, possibly turning into some type of paid job is the idea. And that is all it is an idea. wrote about the problem in the U.S. MORE >>

On this Labor Day I wonder how many of you are not "spending energy" in wasted labor. Labor day's origins came from where else? But this is Labor Day's history as from - the Department of Labor. Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. Founder of Labor Day More than 100 years after the first Labor Day observance, there is still some doubt as to who first proposed the holiday for workers. New York City. Renew yourself. MORE >>

Or read this article in Tech Crunch that discusses the much maligned Tech worker shortage. Today was another Editorial from the New York Times also discussing this "problem" and while we struggle with the Immigrants here what we really mean is that we don't want the Labor oriented ones, the ones who have jobs that we need to shove the Poors of our own Nation into. STEM Job Shortage Engineering Workers Labor Immigration H1B1 Visas.TechnologyMuch has been made with regards to Immigration reform and no Country needs it more than ours. They built it, they should stay here. MORE >>

We know that America thrives when every person can find independence and pride in their work; when the wages of honest labor liberate families from the brink of hardship. In “The Task Approach to Labor Markets: An Overview,” Autor writes: To take one prominent example, medical paraprofessional positions—radiology technicians, phlebotomists, nurse technicians, etc.—are Economic history suggests educational and institutional advances can allow for balanced prosperity in the face of such changes in labor demand. 'I am simply reprinting this piece without comment. By THOMAS B. MORE >>

Kristie has written numerous articles on both construction training and education as well as industry news and trends. Today, a guest post from Kristie Lewis, freelance writer for Construction Management Degree.  Kristie has In her spare time, Kristie enjoys cooking in her newly remodeled kitchen and reading science fiction novels. You can reach out to her at Kristie.Lewis81@gmail.com.  Thanks for [.]. law notes construction contractor project public projects MORE >>