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I dont know the name of them, but our civvy Foremen (decent old chaps), assure us that these fruits are the goods.
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Foremen, he said, can make $250,000 annually, thanks to round-the-clock demand and overtime pay.
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Foremen acknowledged that they routinely allowed men to take breaks in the open air to recover from spells of light-headedness, and that even the hardiest and brawniest laborers suffered headaches and nausea that could incapacitate them for a full shift or even days on end.
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Foremen acknowledged that they routinely allowed men to take breaks in the open air to recover from spells of light-headedness, and that even the hardiest and brawniest laborers suffered headaches and nausea that could incapacitate them for a full shift or even days on end.
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Foremen and stewards whose expectations deviated from the norm of their reference group got along more easily with each other.
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Foremen who were high and low in preference then changed places.
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Zimmerman founded and wrote all the material for the comedy folk quartet The Foremen
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Zimmerman founded and wrote all the material for the comedy folk quartet The Foremen
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Foremen, supervisors, company officials, security officials routinely subject workers to, at best, abuse, and at worse, to human traffickling and forced labor.
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Foremen, some with links to organized crime, exploit them further by levying fines for lateness, and charging extortionate sums for rank water, inedible food, unsafe transport, and subhuman accommodation without any water or electricity.
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