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• Workers were reportedly trying to affix cloth to the ceiling with solderers.
• Experienced solderers have reported to take several hours to finish the mod.
• I always said I was the best solderer on this side of the room,
• De Paula, 71, had worked as a solderer in a Ford assembly plant in New Jersey.
• James Phillips, a black man from Dayton, Ohio, has worked as a solderer at Dayton Thermal Products for the past five years.
• "These new laws have been murder on us, " said Angel, a solderer from Santiago who arrived in Havana three years ago.
• Luciano Rodrigues Sardinha is a former solderer who came here in 1982 from Iraq, where he had been working on a construction project for a Brazilian company.
• After dusk, both the lucky and unlucky crowd into a nearby alley to watch a solderer melt the specks of gold into nuggets in a small furnace.
• Of Iraqi and Basque descent, Jos?Larralde has been a bricklayer, a rural worker, a solderer, a mechanic, and a guitarist and songwriter.
• "I don't know, I'm afraid, " said Nubia Nayeli, a 15-year-old solderer on the production line.
• Julio de Paula, 71, left his job as a solderer for Ford Motor Co . His wife, 59, sewed women's underwear in a Brooklyn factory.
• At this time, Jo鉶 ( his father ), a solderer by trade, often worked as a car park security guard at Gr阭io's stadium in order to supplement his meager income.
• While the use of asbestos was limited since 1977, some workers face a higher risk than thought, including solderers, lab technicians, railroad workers, plumbers, carpenters and electricians, the report said.
• "All we want is what every man wants, to be free, " said Angel Saraceno, a former solderer who shares a tent with 17 other men in Camp 4, which like the other camps here was erected on an American military shooting range.
• The Bureau of Labor Statistics of the United States Department of Labor estimated that there were 41, 080 pipelayers in the United States in May 2014, earning a median hourly wage of $ 17.38 and a median annual wage of $ 37, 000 . ( The BLS definition of pipelayer excludes welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers ).
• In the decades after metalsmith Henry Gooding Reed ( 1810-1901 ) and solderer Charles E . Barton ( 1812-1867 ) founded their company in 1840, America was prosperous enough to move on to silverplate and sterling silver, and Renee Garrelick's company history, " Sterling Seasons : The Reed & Barton Story, " is a lively chronicle of the good times and bad.
• The occupations most at risk are : adhesive handlers ( e . g . acrylate ), animal handlers and veterinarians ( animal proteins ), bakers and millers ( cereal grains ), carpet makers ( gums ), electronics workers ( soldering resin ), forest workers, carpenters and cabinetmakers ( wood dust ), hairdressers ( e . g . persulfate ), health care workers ( latex and chemicals such as glutaraldehyde ), janitors and cleaning staff ( e . g . chloramine-T ), pharmaceutical workers ( drugs, enzymes ), seafood processors, shellac handlers ( e . g . amines ), solderers and refiners ( metals ), spray painters, insulation installers, plastics and foam industry workers ( e . g . diisocyanates ), textile workers ( dyes ) and users of plastics and epoxy resins ( e . g . anhydrides)