| Previous successful machinists and craftsmen close down their shops, some taking sales jobs at the new malls and restaurants. |
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| Some engineers and key machinists moved in circles among the various gun companies. |
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| The people in occupations where OOS most commonly occurs are machinists and freezing workers. |
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| Most striking, for the first time in 20 years the plant is recruiting entry-level machinists. |
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| Unions representing pilots, attendants and machinists are still on the warpath. |
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| Pilots, machinists and a section of white-collar employees own a combined 55 percent of United Airlines through such stock options. |
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| It's quite difficult to get the pattern cutters, the machinists and even the fabric in Scotland. |
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| Imagine machinists, teachers, and even baseball players marching together to the docks to support the longshore workers! |
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| Big or small, companies employed mainly skilled machinists, machine operators, and precision assemblers. |
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| During the strike, some 200 machinists and pipefitters walked out in support of the Operating Engineers. |
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| They operate a machinists ' training program that funnels people into the employment pipeline at local automotive companies. |
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| While they built machines designed to mass-produce goods, the machinists did not use mass-production techniques themselves. |
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| At each stage, the master machinists and electricians had young apprentices at his side. |
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| The St. Louis machinists are seeking wage and benefit compensation similar to machinists at Boeing's Seattle operations. |
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| At the south end of the huge building Kelly entered a room with a long glove box system and white-suited machinists and chemical operators. |
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| Early photographs of the factory interior show lab-coated machinists producing parts for the emerging automobile and truck industry. |
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| Ambitious projects require cooperation among many players, from engineers and machinists to consumers and shareholders. |
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| Mostly, they are skilled workers, such as carpenters, machinists, painters, wood finishers, tool makers, railroad workers, garage mechanics. |
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| There was slave labor available, but shipwrights, machinists, sailmakers, and all the skilled trades required in shipbuilding were in critically short supply. |
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| The best foundry workers, the best machinists and the best maintenance personnel join to form teams that stand up to face new challenges and tackle new tasks. |
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| By 1840, a locally financed firm of British machinists adopted water-powered machines, to make woolen and merino shirts and drawers like those of their native Leicester. |
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| By fine tuning the toolpath, machinists can make significant savings in manufacturing time while ensuring that tool life is kept to a maximum. |
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| The company has asked the bankruptcy judge to impose a 13 percent pay cut on the machinists union, which represents 35,000 workers, and surrender all future pay raises. |
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| For example, the machinists union consisted of machinists in different factories while not including non-machinists in these factories. |
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| It was another 16 years before the machinists of Dagenham could get the status of their jobs upgraded to semiskilled. |
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| Businessmen in pinstripes, young researchers in white coats, machinists in high-visibility jackets and bearded academics stride along the polished corridors. |
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| Additionally, the idea migrated from the armories to industry as machinists trained in the armory system were hired by other manufacturers. |
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| They employed thousands of workers, many of them highly skilled: machinists, moulders, etc. Heavy industry constituted an essential dimension of Quebec's industrial structure. |
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| This would include occupations in the mechanical, physical, chemical and food product industries, such as tool and die makers, machinists, and so on. Many of these trades require skilled craftsmanship and attention to detail. |
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| Until then, under the British factory system, skilled machinists were required to produce parts from a design. |
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| Iron workers of the day were more like blacksmiths than modern machinists, and were unable to produce the components with sufficient precision. |
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| The Ahaus Apprenticeship program is a nationally accredited education program for toolmakers and CNC machinists. |
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| Thirty-four engineers, engravers, die technicians, machinists and production experts at the Mint joined forces to create 699 Olympic medals and 399 Paralympic medals. |
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| Union representatives negotiated for the launch of apprenticeship programs that provided qualified members with training for in-demand roles as electricians, machinists, machine repair and HVAC specialists. |
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| Related, but distinctly different crafts, include machinists and mechanics. |
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| The Ford sewing machinists changed my life. |
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| In the past, women held more repetitive jobs, such as assembly worker, packer and data enterer, than men who worked as machinists, operators and supervisors. |
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| They also have considerable retro appeal to many hobbyist machinists, who are happy to obtain a used shaper or, in some cases, even to build a new one from scratch. |
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| Then we go and buy the fabric,mainly from Abakan in Liverpool city centre,cut out the designs, take it to the machinists and explain to them exactly what we want. |
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| In December 2011, the National Labor Relations Board dropped its lawsuit after the Machinists union withdrew its complaint as part of a new contract with Boeing. |
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