In Japanese culture, people share a strong respect for all occupations and the workers who fill them. So much so that they even have a unique term to describe a hard worker - "Hatarakimono". Tokyo-based French artist Frank Le Petit, who goes by the name K-Narf (Frank spelled backward), pays tribute to the people who made the Asian country one of the greatest in the world.
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Helena Georgiou, a Cypriot photographer known for her collection of ordinary people has a large collection of minimal photography. “My photos come from my deep passion for creativity and details,” says Helena. boredpanda.com »
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"Everyone deserves to be photographed in a manner that shows them dignified," says Tasneem AlSultan about her approach to photographing the often-overlooked workers of our societies. A surprising incident from her youth made her want to photograph their lives in a positive way.
Workers have had enough of their employees crying over how "nobody wants to work" in times of pandemic, so they're putting up paper signs to explain why that is. The post Workers Make Truthful Signs About Why Employers Are Facing Staff Shortages first appeared on Bored Panda.
In Japanese culture, people share a strong respect for all occupations and the workers who fill them. So much so that they even have a unique term to describe a hard worker - "Hatarakimono". Tokyo-based French artist Frank Le Petit, who goes by the name K-Narf (Frank spelled backward), pays tribute to the people who made the Asian country one of the greatest in the world.
The following is a photographic essay of 21 real people – 21 of 800,000 workers – affected by the longest government shutdown in U. S. history. Federal workers have become unwilling pawns in the shutdown.
Unfortunately, things aren't looking so stellar for Kodak right now. Specifically, we're referencing Eastman Kodak who produces a lot of those interesting Kodak branded products like 3D cameras, the Kodak Ektra, software, printing systems, etc.
For over a year, workers at the B&H photo warehouses have been protesting for better treatment and for the creation of a Union. In fact, the issue has become so large that it's now been a class action lawsuit put into place by the US Government and backed up by controversies that have been in place for the better part of 10 years now.