occupations

In the New York Times, political scientist Robert Pape recounted his experience studying military occupations that took place within the borders of democracies.

The state’s union density numbers rose to 17.6% about five years ago, animated by successful organizing campaigns across occupations as varied as nurses, electricians, animation artists, scooter mechanics and university researchers.

Their fast-track appeal urged the justices to confirm that immigration agents have “reasonable suspicion” to stop and question Latinos who work in businesses or occupations that draw many undocumented workers.

She had collected detailed information on the occupations of two large groups of parents: those who had children with autism and those whose kids developed neurotypically.

There were lots of us coming and going — all ages, occupations, and circumstances, united by trauma and confusion.