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Second, paid work in the organizable formal sector is increasingly subjected to 'informalization' processes, meaning employers are resorting more and more to short-term and casual hiring arrangements such as the utilization of third-party manpower agencies and putting workers on five-month probationary status (terminated before the six-month regularization requirement of the law).

Simple customer reporting — Programmatically develop customer radio attribution reports with a near real-time advertising analytics dashboard organizable by advertiser or campaign view

Luciani, "Spatial Analysis of Employee Safety Using Organizable Event Quiltmaps," in Proceedings of the IEEE VIS Workshop on Temporal Sequential Event Analysis, Baltimore, MD, USA, 2016.

The supplier (conairgroup.com) also launched ControlWorks 2.0, a system that allows processors to view all of their equipment at a glance with an easily organizable plant-floor display.

Al thining del Estado, el "achicamiento" al que este es sometido en los anos de la desregulacion y del progresivo vaciamiento de las funciones de representacion de la sociedad que le son unidireccional-mente adosadas, le corresponde un thikening, una "expansion" de nodos de produccion juridica y de agregacion de intereses, que atraviesa la entera red de poderes sociales, ajustandolos al objetivo de una accion de gobierno dificilmente organizable o transmisible por medio de los tradicionales dispositivos de control administrativo o produccion del consenso.

Italian women carried a legacy of radicalism with them into their new unions; not only were they indeed organizable but for decades they helped to organize others, including Italian men.

must vote always for the richer universe, for the good which seems most organizable, most fit to enter into complex combinations, most apt to be a member of a more inclusive whole.