I am in the service industry, after all, not the celebrity service industry.
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A survey covering the bloc's dominant service industry also declined.
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And the other thing is innovation service, the service industry.
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Retail and service industry jobs appear to be up next.
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SERVICE INDUSTRY IS NOW MORE THAN 50% OF THE ECONOMY.
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What can I say — the service industry is tough, Pepper!
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Since then, I've worked mostly in the food service industry.
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I spent about two years working in the service industry.
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Substance abuse is quite prevalent in the food service industry.
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The Bitchy Waiter is a font of service industry snark.
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"We owe everything to the folks in the service industry."
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The share was higher in the service industry, it added.
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Mimi's In The Marigny: This is a service industry favorite.
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In the service industry, fake assignments are how it's done.
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"Service industry jobs are going to be comparable to other service industry jobs, so a job in a brewpub is going to look like a job in a restaurant," said the Brewers Association's Watson.
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Yet discounting failed to drive growth in the dominant service industry.
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I have worked in the food service industry all my life.
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"That's not the usual profile of a service industry," Delpech said.
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A similar gloomier picture emerged for the bloc's dominant service industry.
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Without cross border trade, the U.S. service industry would be dead.
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He has started a GoFundMe account to help service-industry workers.
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Four-player competition in the mobile phone service industry has worked.
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Lately this moment in the American service industry feels somewhat distant.
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When you're in any kind of a service industry, ratings matter.
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Further, the financial service industry is already a highly-regulated marketplace.
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He also works various service industry jobs to cover his costs.
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"The financial service industry is a competitive service industry which benefits from opening up, and will continue to expand its opening up," said Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the country's central bank, the People's Bank of China.
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Discounting failed to have much impact on the bloc's dominant service industry.
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Most importantly, how does your partner treat workers in the service industry?
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We both worked in the service industry and typically tip over 20%.
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"2018 was an exciting time for the customer service industry," Ada said.
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Meanwhile, youngsters attended local universities, and the service industry employed many women.
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Software for the service industry is nothing new for Los Angeles entrepreneurs.
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"The emerging service industry will maintain good growth momentum," said the SIC.
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Despite the discounting, growth in the bloc's dominant service industry also waned.
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Good luck with being a homophobic service industry business in New Orleans.
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What are some other jobs you've had outside of the service industry?
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As with all sex work, camming is part of the service industry.
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The price discounting, however, failed to improve the bloc's dominant service industry.
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The service industry, in general, really doesn't get the respect that it deserves.
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It's part of the service industry, and you know that when you start.
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I love being part of the service industry, and I love helping people.
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If your options for work are mostly in the service industry, and if
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Of course one must acknowledge the occasional bad player within any service industry.
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The surge in drilling activity can be seen in the oilfield service industry.
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Firms operating in the bloc's dominant service industry did not perform as expected.
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To be fair, that's the case for most jobs in the service industry.
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Would you say you've made your peace with working in the service industry?
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The service industry is bracing for a huge losses due to the closures.
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" Fans were specifically angry about her "publicly shaming someone in the service industry.
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In the clip, Cortez stressed the importance of tipping people in the service industry.
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In addition, Aker also plans to invest in Ghana's oil service industry, Eriksen said.
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It's a shitty ubiquity of the service industry, which is often burn and churn.
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Service industry workers deserve to be compensated fairly no matter what your budget is.
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I think everyone should work in the service industry for at least one year.
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It really just sucks to be a woman in the customer service industry always.
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Some are trained in masonry and building, others in hospitality and the service industry.
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She used her experiences to blog about Britain's service industry for a Latvian audience.
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Most people either work on the base or the service industry that supports it.
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Across the euro zone, activity in the dominant service industry ticked up from June.
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What are your favorite depictions of the service industry in books, movies, or TV?
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CHANOS: I'D BE SHORT PRETTY MUCH ANYBODY IN THE QUICK SERVICE INDUSTRY BESIDES McDONALDS.
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Luke Taylor is a writer, researcher, podcaster, and service industry worker in New York.
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Drinking is a part of the service industry, on both sides of the bar.
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But it found that 179,000 jobs would be lost, many in the service industry.
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Unlike cab drivers, Uber or Lyft drivers are not technically in the service industry.
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Did watching that many Chef's Night Out episodes change your perspective on the service industry?
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That said, digital transformation is afoot and the financial service industry will not be spared.
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They're in the service industry, so their main concern is that it brings in business.
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That job has taught me to have empathy for those working in the service industry.
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If high turnover is the (admittedly shitty) service industry standard, what's all the fuss about?
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But for the DC service industry, inauguration weekend also means packed seats and massive profits.
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There was only a modest revival among firms operating in the bloc's dominant service industry.
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And that's good because it teaches people to not be dicks to service industry professionals.
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Lunch represents 33 percent of total food-service industry traffic, according to the NPD Group.
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Sanders' stated concerns lie more with the service industry employees currently working for the Changs.
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Of course, none of this is news to women who work in the service industry.
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Can a smartphone messaging app replace the age-old CV in the service industry sector?
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Other issues like mental health and harassment are also commonplace in the food service industry.
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Across the service industry, many employees face pressure to work even when they are sick.
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So, the worst thing someone in the service industry could do is work while sick.
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Another director might have made something more explanatory: Here is how the service industry works.
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As with most service-industry jobs the military once had, civilian contractors eventually took over.
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And retailing isn't the only service industry that has been hit hard by changing technology.
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Our country, we populate the service industry where we used to populate manufacturing and industrial.
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Most people who work in the service industry rely on tips to help supplement their income.
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Yet that discounting failed to stop the growth rate declining in the bloc's dominant service industry.
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"I didn't feel like Clinton really cared about us," said Murray, a personal service industry worker.
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The other day someone in the service industry asked me what I think of this stock.
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Plus, jobs in the service industry (which is less regulated), resulted in turnarounds under two weeks.
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And a mini service industry has emerged to help startups refine and market their business ideas.
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The PMI for the service industry dropped to 47.4 in July, compared to 52.3 in June.
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The overall economy is still showing a slight expansion because of help from the service industry.
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The service industry is always a slog, but December was its own special kind of hell.
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There are a lot of weird situations in the service industry where you're taken advantage of.
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Nationwide, there are about 4 million people employed by the call center and customer service industry.
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A PMI covering the service industry fell to a 40-month low of 50.7 from 52.8.
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" However, she also credited her experience in the service industry with contributing to "close, trusted friendships.
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They say honesty is the best policy, but that doesn't always apply in the service industry.
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These were not working stiffs: cleaners, receptionists, or other service-industry hirelings already humbled by computers.
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In the food service industry, for example, just a quarter of workers receive paid sick days.
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The ISM survey's measure of service industry employment slipped in June, but continued to show growth.
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When the North Brooklyn service industry got off work, Toubin's parties were the place to be.
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This includes healthcare, a similarly important service industry, which sorely needs greater competition and real choice.
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Retail tends to be fourth quarter, service industry tends to be second quarter, and so on.
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Manufacturing also supports all kinds of ancillary service-industry jobs that suffer whenever factory work declines.
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Cortez told BuzzFeed that she decided to post the video to reveal how the service industry operates.
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Flexibility is a key selling point to many of those who work in the quick-service industry.
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As designers, we're in the service industry — providing women with options that represent them as human beings.
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But spaces typically occupied by women — domestic work and service industry jobs — were shut out from amnesty.
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According to a study by the Pew Research Center, the service industry employs 33% of undocumented workers.
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Sure, tipping is not 'cool' for customers but the entire hospitality and service industry depends on it.
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I'm in the service industry, so this means having two years of operating expenses at all times.
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He added that Tyson could benefit in 2019 if the food service industry more heavily promotes chicken.
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Service failures happen; they are a reality of life in the service industry and are not uncommon.
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"We don't need a lot from the service industry except people and equipment to pump," Thomas said.
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He wrote about not realizing until he did this how invisible people in the service industry are.
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Lots of love, Everyone in the Service Industry This article originally appeared on MUNCHIES in June 2015.
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Cardosa began the blog as a side project, a way to vent about his service industry gripes.
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I think we often forget that being a sex worker is essentially working in the service industry.
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The service industry, where more than half of workers are women, is especially plagued by sexual harassment.
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Being in the service industry is hard enough, given the monstrous sense of entitlement most Americans exhibit.
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Managers and professionals are most likely to do so, and service industry and construction workers least likely.
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Demand continues to be strongest for service industry jobs, including retail, health care, hotel and restaurant workers.
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Greater Patient Volume: Like any consumer product or service industry, price is often a competed upon variable.
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Noncompliance in the service industry in particular affected more employees than all industries combined, the researchers note.
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But those working in the service industry and gig economy are, without question, going to be devastated.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said that her time in the service industry prepared her for Washington's political warfare.
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"Immigrants are the backbone of this country and the heart and soul of the service industry," he said.
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Hamill and Whitford aren't the only celebrities who started their careers by working in the food service industry.
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But in the face of intense lobbying from the private tax service industry, those efforts have largely wilted.
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The new orders index for the service industry climbed to a 10-month high of 53.5 from 52.6.
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The bloc's dominant service industry beat forecasts for no change in the pace of growth from last month.
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Talla is taking aim at the customer service industry with its latest release, an AI-infused knowledge base.
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New York City restaurateur Danny Meyer is one of the most powerful people in the food-service industry.
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I've also thought of a career in the service industry — not restaurant management but more the corporate level.
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"[The staff] have an arrogance that should not exist in a service industry, particularly the management," she wrote.
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I've started introducing them to other service industry folks, feeling like an apostle for some dark, new church.
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A PMI for the bloc's dominant service industry dropped to a 10-month low of 51.5 from 62753.
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With gyms, bars, and restaurants closing up across the country, the entire service industry has been ravaged overnight.
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Let me tell you, it is never good news in the service industry when a guy starts whispering.
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Chris is one of 70+ people who have shared their experience working in the service industry with us.
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And retirement investors can still benefit from trends that have been reshaping the financial service industry for decades.
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I think that Trump really cares about having high-skilled jobs back here, not necessarily the service industry.
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The voter numbers showed people's determination, said one voter named Tsz, 33, who works in the service industry.
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Low-skilled jobs in the service industry and retail that have replaced that work seldom offer those benefits.
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Today, the service industry is growing at a rapid pace, especially health aide careers, The New York Times reports.
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Her parents worked in the service industry, her mother as a janitor and her stepfather as a postal worker.
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As the population declines, Japan's vast service industry will also automate, predicts Hiroshi Ishiguro, a roboticist at Osaka University.
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This ZIP code is 15 miles from the Strip, with all the service industry and tourism employment that entails.
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But Thursday's report shows that the service industry is slowing, too, in great measure because of the trade war.
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Given that the service industry often involves interacting with customers directly, is it more likely to reinforce fat phobia?
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The approach has been especially popular with fast turnover jobs in the service industry, such as hospitality and retail.
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Or maybe she's just sluggish because she's working an underpaid service industry job and would rather be anywhere else?
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Ultimately, the FCC is supposed to protect consumers and engage in good faith regulations of the phone service industry.
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Renee works in the food service industry, and her partner of a year and a half is a musician.
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A lot of jobs in the service industry in particular are dominated by women working for very little money.
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Amid a global slowdown, South Korea is banking on its tourism and service industry to prop up its economy.
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The situation is obviously bleak, however, for workers in the service industry who face losing their jobs to machines.
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Crammed six per apartment, and desperately working to support SF's service industry, leaves many artists here frustrated and unfulfilled.
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Maybe I'm old-school here in America, but I make sure to always tip people in any service industry.
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The estimated revenue loss for the tourism and service industry across India is estimated in the billions, CNN reports.
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A PMI for the bloc's dominant service industry fell to a 25-month low of 53.1 from October's 53.7.
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The foundation is dedicated to advancing the stability and well-being of service industry professionals through education and charity.
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"I would be happy to set a new standard for what a great service industry job was," she said.
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Andrew Cuomo announced that due to the service industry shutdowns, restaurants and bars could start selling alcohol to-go.
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But many workers, including those in the service industry, cannot follow the advice without losing a paycheck, she said.
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Activity at firms in the bloc's dominant service industry maintained June's pace, with their PMI holding steady at 55.4.
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But the sad fact is that 57 percent of our service industry exports to China in 2017 was tourism.
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In many states, the lowest-paying occupation, as measured by average annual wages, is in the food-service industry.
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And when you're in the service industry, like we are, we have to have well-motivated and fully-staffed restaurants.
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The move is a victory for workers in the service industry, who are at high risk for experiencing sexual harassment.
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The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry expects the robotics service industry to reach $4 billion annually by 2035.
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Working in the service industry is an easy way to get an (often unwanted!) glimpse into other people's personal lives.
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In contrast, educators, childcare workers, and those in the food-service industry were found to have the lowest suicide rates.
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For those of us in the service industry, it's a nice treat when you're getting off a late-night shift.
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A PMI for the bloc's dominant service industry fell to 53.3 from June's 59.23, matching the median Reuters poll forecast.
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It is likely there will be more retail and service industry examples of unintentional algorithmic discrimination discovered in the future.
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In the service industry, in particular, the best way to ensure reputation and trust is through an actionable rating system.
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A purchasing managers index (PMI) covering the global service industry fell to a 40-month low of 53 from 52.8.
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It seems both potentially exhausting and hopefully feminist, especially for anyone with boobs who has worked in the service industry.
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Walmart is one of many retail and service industry companies that is improving its employee benefits to help retain workers.
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A PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry rose to 55.8 from 54.7, ahead of the preliminary reading of 55.6.
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As globalization and automation continues to affect American workers, jobs in construction, manufacturing, and the food service industry are disappearing.
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The group is seen as one of the state's most influential unions, stretching into Nevada's vast hospitality and service industry.
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It provides subscribers with a monthly array of beauty products, and the business model initially electrified the subscription service industry.
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Séverine My first service industry job was in a cafe-restaurant located on a large square in the city center.
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Claims that week were boosted by layoffs in the service industry in California, most likely striking teachers in Los Angeles.
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That's where my partner Matt Abergel and I first entered the service industry, me at Nobu and him at Masa.
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At that time, there was an idea in Asia that only the lower class took jobs in the service industry.
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The service industry has struggled to tackle sexual harassment even as the #MeToo movement has prompted changes in other fields.
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This can provide some financial relief to service industry workers impacted by nationwide closures of restaurants, bars and retail stores.
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More than four in 10 service industry workers have no access to paid sick leave, according to Labor Department data.
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All told, the oilfield service industry could lose more than a million jobs, according to the research firm Rystad Energy.
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Many musicians, along with the service industry, had just started to claw back, only to see their lifelines snipped again.
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The event was hosted, and staffed, on Wednesday by the service industry stars of "Vanderpump Rules," a Bravo reality show.
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Traditional celebrities or influencers with millions of followers have a large service industry and tech stack to serve their needs.
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Companies in the bloc's dominant service industry also had a much better month than expected - their PMI rose to 55.6.
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Anyone who has ever worked in the service industry knows that customers can be unfair, demanding and sometimes downright cruel.
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The group is a national nonprofit professional organization representing over 57,000 members in the school food service industry, per its website.
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Even with price discounting, new order growth slowed and there was no acceleration in activity in the bloc's dominant service industry.
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This move could position Tesla to take on companies like Uber and Lyft, which have cornered the ride-hailing service industry.
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It's a devastating situation and, boy, let's hope that service industry worker is held personally and financially responsible for his actions.
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To have jobs, people will have to do creative work or work in a service industry that requires the human touch.
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The parcel service "industry could see a fundamental reset with the introduction of rockets as a transportation modality," Morgan Stanley said.
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The PMI for the bloc's dominant service industry was 54.2, unchanged from November but up from a flash reading of 53.9.
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She also asserts there are no direct rivals to JobToday — claiming it's the first mobile recruitment platform targeting the service industry.
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On the other end of the economic spectrum, most working people are employed in manual labor, service industry, and clerical jobs.
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I would have to do service industry jobs or agricultural work, which is what people who are undocumented tend to do.
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"If you're missing a tooth, it doesn't even matter if your job is in the hospitality service industry," Ms. Davis said.
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In the service industry, which includes restaurant workers, the share of workers without access to paid sick leave jumps to 42%.
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Meanwhile, the service industry has grown significantly in the last several decades, and now employs about 10 times as many workers.
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Yet, while the economy continues reaping the benefits of less regulation and more service industry growth, this last week saw Rep.
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Working in the service industry, I try to make sure that I tip at least 25 percent anytime I go out.
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The PMI for the bloc's dominant service industry slipped to 53.6 from 53.7, confounding the prediction for a rise to 53.9.
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Those who've worked in the service industry are also typically generous tippers, according to Jodi Smith, founder of Mannersmith Etiquette Consulting.
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And in the service industry, where employees may deal with particularly stressful situations, mental health support is especially important, she added.
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"I've worked in the service industry before, and I know how much money I can make being a server," she said.
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However, job opportunities within the personal care and service industry, such as childcare workers and maids, are expected to increase significantly.
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It is not only people in the service industry who are experiencing layoffs in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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This is a free country, but we in the service industry judge customers in different ways based on our own positions.
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But according to certified financial planner Nick Holeman of Betterment, gig economy workers and service industry employees face similar financial obstacles.
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That industry includes workers in the arts and entertainment space, as well as hotel employees and members of the food service industry.
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"From my experience, most of them came over expecting to work in the service industry—nail salons, massage parlors, restaurants," she said.
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After graduating from Brooklyn College with a teaching degree, he moved to Las Vegas and worked several jobs in the service industry.
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Why it matters: The consensus among experts is that the next big zone to be decimated by robots is the service industry.
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My years in the service industry were limited; I was lucky enough to go to college and get out of the industry.
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The basic aim is to do away with the need for paper CVs for the service industry sector Job Today is targeting.
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While I don't want to be here forever, it's nice to work at a place in the food service industry with ethics.
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Matthews writes: To limit the deduction, wealthy people with "service industry" income (think accountants or lawyers) would see the deduction phased out.
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Stores have donated uneaten pastries to food banks since 2010 — a common practice in the food service industry, especially for major corporations.
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A PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry fell to 54.4 from June's 55.2, missing expectations for a shallower drop to 55.0.
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The majority of tomatoes grown in Florida, for example, go to the food service industry—"to the McDonald's and Subways," Klee says.
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In his early 20s, Gruber bought a one-way bus ticket to Chicago after couch-surfing and hopping between service industry jobs.
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Ratings helps people trust that they'll get a quality experience, and in the service industry, the most important thing is your reputation.
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Lobbyist Bruce Mehlman finds a similar trend in Census data showing growth of service industry employment and continuing decline of manufacturing jobs.
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But when nudity is performed by a stripper or by someone in a service industry, then it is trashy, sick, and whorish.
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Unite, which covers industries including building, agriculture, and the service industry, told VICE it doesn't, as yet, have many self-employed members.
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As someone working in the service industry, he's able to really connect with the first time contenders and match them up accordingly.
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Chefs, service industry folks, bartenders—all of them have always been the most open, most kind, most generous people in my life.
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But I worked in the service industry for a long time and know that generally, people are happy to make easy changes.
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For many of us who work in the food service industry, May 7, 2018 is more than a decade in the making.
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As the service industry grows, workers filling those jobs will continue to fight for jobs that provide dignity and a fair chance.
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There's no other service industry in the world that so frequently kills and maims its workers for the benefit of paying clients.
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Despite the many years that I have personally spent in the service industry, I didn't encounter brunch until a few years ago.
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Members of the financial service industry could turn their knowledge into collection requirements to be used by the US national security apparatus.
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It should come as little surprise that the gig economy, that great upheaver of the service industry, has come for horticulture too.
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Ms. Kazez said these are foundational skills she'd use as a therapist, but isn't surprised the customer service industry uses them, too.
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The service industry employs more undocumented immigrants than any other, but they are also overrepresented in sectors like agriculture, construction and manufacturing.
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The service industry employs more undocumented immigrants than any other, but they are also overrepresented in sectors like agriculture, construction and manufacturing.
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The PMI for the bloc's dominant service industry rose to 52.6 from 52.5 but was below an earlier flash reading of 52.8.
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About one-third of retail firms provide health benefits, and the service industry also ranks behind most others in providing health coverage.
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Pioneer of the streaming service industry, Netflix is the best performing stock of the decade, returning a whopping 3,726.2% in 10 years.
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Scores of patients would come in who previously had no access to care — productive members of society — artists, craftsmen, service industry members.
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BUT THEN, instead of getting a minimum-wage service industry job like his film's protagonist, Johnson wrote a film about his situation.
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Also arguing for a slowdown in job growth, service industry employment fell sharply in December from a 13-month high the prior month.
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Leisure and hospitality had a healthy net job gain of 26,000 thanks to a surge in employment adds in the food service industry.
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One of the biggest questions around Brexit is whether the U.K.'s financial service industry will be able to continue at current levels.
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East Balt Bakeries is a global leader in the food service industry that produces and sells baked goods mainly to Quick Service Restaurants.
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There's yoga for self-care, yoga for service industry workers, yoga for people with sensitive knees — even chair-based yoga designed for seniors.
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A PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry also came in above expectations for no change from February's 13-month low of 53.3.
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As an entrepreneur in the customer service industry, both outsourcing and automation (the two main culprits of job loss) hit close to home.
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The phrase should be the ruling dictum in a service industry with one mission — to successfully transport passengers from one place to another.
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Do not simply focus on the political expediency of manufacturing gains: Recognize, too, the importance of service industry jobs in supporting the economy.
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" Titus said that the service industry in Clark County — home to Las Vegas — is dominated by women, who are "hard-working, pragmatic folks.
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Duque, who is backed by powerful former president Alvaro Uribe, said he would seek investment from infrastructure, agriculture, the service industry and tourism.
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Things were bad, very bad, and looking back, as one whose livelihood is within a service industry, I, too, felt the economic downturn.
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Disgraced former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp started the company in 2009, giving birth to the app-controlled car service industry.
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The PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry also came in above expectations for no change from February's 13-month low of 53.3.
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Tech companies in the service industry have scrambled to come up with policies on how to keep their work force and customers safe.
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The food service industry, worried about the potential effect on business, is heavily lobbying for a more liberal exemption for restaurants and bars.
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And Coors pledged to give $1 million to the United States Bartenders' Guild, an organization that helps bartenders and other service industry professionals.
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We live in a service economy, and what is often lost in our debates is the value service industry jobs provide to workers.
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They are agricultural workers, primarily, or service-industry employees, but some hold jobs in education, health and social services, professional administration or manufacturing.
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Most job growth occurs in privately-owned companies and the service industry in particular, and they are getting hit with the tax bill.
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I went from working in the service industry being on my feet all day to an office job where I'm seated all day.
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The company shared the news in a letter to the National Restaurant Association, which represents companies in the food-service industry, on Tuesday.
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Making matters worse, many whose main income is generated on the road have lost gigs in the service industry and at music venues.
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" And to a stadium of migrants, many working in the service industry, he added: "He came to serve and not to be served.
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But the third-party repair service industry is thriving, with online services and dozens of storefronts in NYC offering their phone repair services.
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I think, whether you're looking at technology or looking at agriculture or the service industry, Georgia's always been the tip of the spear.
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The video, which has received nearly 100,000 likes, is opening up a broader discussion online about the realities of working in the service industry.
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China's central government approved the Qianhai zone in 2010 specifically to promote cross-border development of the service industry in partnership with Hong Kong.
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In "Labor," its season one finale, the show explores how employees in a service industry can stand up for themselves — and tell solid jokes.
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Schumer worked at a ton of service-industry jobs when she was starting out, including one gig at a fancy Grand Central steak restaurant.
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Openings in Jinan are mainly in the service industry—as a waiter in restaurants or an attendant at a station on the new underground.
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According to Ewing, this isn't just a ride-share simulator but an "emotional survival game" that should be familiar to many service industry workers.
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Working in the service industry was not my passion: I wanted waiting tables to be a part of my life, not my entire life.
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Over the course of their adorably awkward conversation, Fred waxes eloquent about the service industry, ideal first date dishes, and his opposition to Tinder.
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Discounting helped drive a PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry up to 24688 from 52.9, also confounding expectations for a dip to 52.8.
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Samson's decision to "ghost" his employers is a move that has been prevalent in the service industry and low-wage positions for some time.
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South Korean surgeons told The Wall Street Journal in 2013 that flight attendants and others in the service industry frequently asked for this procedure.
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And this change will not only maintain existing jobs and strengthen the passenger-service industry, but it will create an entirely new economy altogether.
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Uber drivers are part of the gig economy — which is still small — but the larger service industry has shown signs of renewed labor activism.
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That's all way more common now, but if you've been to Hong Kong, you know that the service industry is very much that: service.
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Discounting helped drive a PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry up to 53.1 from 52.9, also confounding expectations for a dip to 52.8.
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The economic fallout caused by the coronavirus has been swift, with investors, service-industry workers, and small business owners taking an especially hard hit.
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The defense industry — once the dominant economic driver for much of Orange County — has given way to more high-tech and service industry jobs.
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American restaurant owners and customers are raising money for laid-off service industry workers, many of whom are getting their last paychecks this week.
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That movement has largely been led by service industry workers, particularly fast food workers, who have led strikes and work stoppages in major cities.
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On a routine basis, millions of low-wage workers—particularly in the service industry—must go to work even when they are feeling sick.
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Coors pledged to give a $1 million donation to the United States Bartenders' Guild, an organization that helps bartenders and other service industry professionals.
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Since 2016, its leaders have collected surveys twice a year from thousands of service-industry employees, including workers at McDonald's, Dunkin', Kohl's, and Walmart.
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The US used to lag even farther behind, with less than half of service industry workers getting paid sick leave as recently as 2017.
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Then 58, she had signed on as chief financial officer of Black Hills the previous year after three decades in the food service industry.
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The added plus for the GOP is that pushing for E-Verify will prove they're not the slaves of their service industry corporate donors.
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Firms in the bloc's dominant service industry increased activity faster this month, with its PMI rising to 56.2 from 56.0, a six-year high.
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Which was meant to "dress the service industry — the nannies and housekeepers and chefs," he said — people he suggested had been overlooked by fashion.
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FOH ( Front of House, or Fuck Outta Here, depending on your mood) is an independent new podcast shining a floodlight on the service industry.
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Lying Is (Somewhat) OK Lying is a constant in the service industry, and working in it taught me to be a sly double-dealer.
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Flash PMI readings on Friday are expected to show a modest acceleration in manufacturing activity this month from October and a relatively robust service industry.
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The PMI for Britain's dominant service industry fell to 53.2 in August from July's 53.8, below the median forecast of 53.5 in a Reuters poll.
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A surprising bounce in manufacturing activity was not enough to offset a marked slowdown in service industry growth, according to Markit's flash Purchasing Managers' Indexes.
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The design was used for cans of larger quantities of cooking spray and was primarily used by restaurants and the food-service industry, Conagra said.
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She worked a number of jobs, including in the service industry, to help support her mother after she graduated from Boston University in 2011. Rep.
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The types of jobs available for unauthorized workers were changing, with seasonal agricultural jobs being replaced by year-round service-industry ones, for one thing.
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Low-wage service-industry jobs dominated by women, particularly women of color, and industries where men have historically outnumbered women appear to be particularly susceptible.
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""Now we get to the Karma thing: You make yourself so vulnerable by not tipping well or treating people in the service industry with respect.
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In contrast, women working in low-paying fields — like the hospitality or service industry, for example — might take their complaint straight to an external authority.
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But with the way the security-as-a-service industry is going, it's hard to say how much longer these options will continue to exist.
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While the moody "Trianglehead" tells the tale of a guy going through his service industry work week the only way he knows how; hard drugs.
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Consumption and the service industry were relatively stable in late 22020, Pu Yonghao, partner and chief investment officer at Fountainhead Partners, told CNBC this week.
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Service industry and residential electricity consumption recorded the biggest rises as a result of the heat, at 15.5 percent and 19.9 percent respectively, Zhao said.
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Suddenly, you have many more jobs than what you first paid for, and a revitalized service industry may grow to attend to the larger population.
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The food service industry is harder hit by state and local minimum wage increases because it employs more minimum wage workers than any other occupation.
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While the health-care sector dominated the highest-paying jobs, positions in the service industry monopolize the low end, ranging from gaming dealers to dishwashers.
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Other reforms included cuts to local content requirements, which had been aimed at stimulating the domestic oil service industry but slowed development and deterred investment.
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Bandung attracts manufacturing and service industry companies, and has a good university, which means it has "the basics in terms of economic potential", he said.
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A survey of 30,000 retail and food service industry workers found that two-thirds said they have less than two weeks' notice of their shifts.
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The same thing was true for service industry folks, employees and anything and anyone that had enjoyed the largess of easy investment-dollar-fueled spending.
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Manufacturers — including food retail — will transition away from a push distribution system toward the pull model that the service industry has long taken advantage of.
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One joy of training in the food-service industry is tasting your bar's corked wine on purpose so you know what to look out for.
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Because of the high turnover in the service industry, on any given night, there's a decent chance that we're training a new bartender or barback.
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Like thousands of others in the service industry, my jobs were eliminated as the city began to shut down amid a surging public health crisis.
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They saw the impact of COVID-19 on the beauty service industry firsthand through the number of cancelled appointments on the app and concerned stylists.
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GoFundMe has compiled a list of verified fundraisers for the area, including a relief fund for service industry workers and several funds for individual businesses.
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From military-grade equipment, drones have become commercially accessible toys and they're increasingly being considered by companies like Amazon to disrupt the delivery service industry.
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The move to change the rule is welcome news for service industry employers, who have been fighting it in courts across the country for years.
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On the jobs side, most Americans' careers don't depend on international trade; they work in the locally focused service industry — like retail or health care.
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I wouldn't go so far as to say that the service industry has been rocked by the current political climate, but it has been shaken.
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I lived at my parents' house during that time and worked 3 part-time jobs in the service industry to get the last little amount saved.
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Firms in the bloc's dominant service industry staged a modest upturn, with that PMI rising to 59.83 from May's 52.9, ahead of expectations for no change.
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Advocates say that the current two-tiered system breeds inequality, particularly for women and people of color, who make up the majority of the service industry.
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Nevada, anchored by Las Vegas, is a service-industry state, with much of its labor force working in areas like food preparation, sales, transportation and maintenance.
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Weber served as CEO of metal recovery and industrial services company, Philip Services Corporation, as well as Viskase Companies, a supplier to the food service industry.
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As anyone who has ever worked in a service industry will tell you, tips are additive; it's money you're paid on top of your base wage.
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She's currently thinking that maybe she should consider a less expensive school and perhaps even change her major from journalism to something in the service industry.
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Ahead, we talk to Hamilton about the impact of working in the service industry with a mental health concerns, and what employers and employees can do.
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However, in late March, Buffalo Wild Wings picked only one of Marcato's suggestions — Sam Rovit, who has 20 years of experience in the food service industry.
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The industry went through a period where we said, let's look at any big service industry, stick 'on-demand' on it, and we've got an Uber.
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With its commercial impact on the city, South By offers a moneymaking haul for Austin's many service industry workers, a good portion of whom are musicians.
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But in late March, Buffalo Wild Wings picked only one of Marcato's suggestions: Sam Rovit, who has 20 years of experience in the food service industry.
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Rockets could push the ceiling for the parcel service industry, which Morgan Stanley says "suffers from excess capacity," and give new meaning to same-day delivery.
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Perhaps most important, it would reduce incidents of sexual harassment from customers, and narrow the racial and gender pay gap in the restaurant and service industry.
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The country hosts many overseas contract workers from India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and the Philippines, who are mostly employed in the construction sector and service industry.
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The single largest employer of near-minimum wage workers, the restaurant and food service industry, is one of the sectors with the greatest projected job growth.
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Other than the sex trade, trafficking victims often work in private residences, on farms, in the hospitality industry, and in the health and beauty service industry.
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Facebook has finally made its way into the dating-service industry in the United States, where it'll compete with well-known apps like Tinder and Bumble.
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Despite those easing price pressures, a PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry slumped to 53.9 from 55.53, missing expectations for a gentle slide to 54.6.
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They're for everyone in the service industry — waiters' low hourly wages aren't exactly a secret, so the idea of refusing to tip anyone is already horrible.
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In part, that's because social barriers discourage women from entering fields of manual labor (as they also discourage men from entering the rapidly expanding service industry).
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Much has been said about the commodification of women in the workplace, especially the service industry, but gauging its emotional toil is often an elusive undertaking.
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Hannah Spencer, a registered dietitian who tracks the food service industry for the market research company Mintel, said the keto diet might be losing its edge.
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That being said, the decision to close up shop is not a light one, and closures like these will impact many people in the service industry.
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Utilizing The Times as a history teacher affords me an invaluable opportunity to stimulate the minds of our future leaders, entrepreneurs, service industry workers and journalists.
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The PMI for the bloc's dominant service industry rose to a four-month high of 52.4 from 62753, and above 52.0 predicted in a Reuters poll.
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Over the years, Mr. Xaver complained about being bullied at school and disliked by his family, said Mr. Heitkamp, who now works in the service industry.
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Modesty Gets You Nowhere During my trial period at the restaurant where I started my new career in the service industry, it suddenly became really busy.
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Firms in the bloc's dominant service industry staged a modest upturn, with that PMI rising to 53.4 from May's 52.9, ahead of expectations for no change.
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The oil service industry was badly hit by falling crude prices in 2014-2016 when oil companies cut exploration and new developments to preserve cash for dividends.
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Indeed, when Judson and her colleagues conducted community outreach on this issue in the Washington DC area, they encountered some similar qualms from the food service industry.
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In a separate report released Thursday, ADP and Moody's Analytics said U.S. job gains at private companies in May got a major boost from the service industry.
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As anyone who has worked in retail, restaurants, or any other service industry knows, there are times when you really wish you could tell off the customers.
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Tips are an unfortunate relic of (among other things) the longstanding and ongoing underpayment of people in the service industry, but for now they're also the reality.
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Most rich countries attract immigrants to perform such roles, yet in September China's government reiterated that visas for unskilled or service-industry workers would be "strictly limited".
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Larry Olmsted, author of "Real Food/Fake Food," published an article in Eater on Thursday outlining some of the most common deceptions in the food service industry.
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According to the private-sector payroll report released Thursday, job gains were driven largely by service-industry positions like professional and business services, education and health care.
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Also, if you are in the service industry, part of what your supervisor might be judging your performance on is how happy you are keeping the customers.
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"They control the department stores and all the best hotels and service industry in Pyongyang," he said, adding that tourist dollars get funneled straight to Office 39.
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A memorandum of understanding was signed in September with the Authority of Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone, to give it its full title.
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When call centers ruled the customer service industry, quality dropped, because customers were interacting with overseas employees without a firm grasp of the language or proper training.
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"I have many friends in the service industry and know loads of ladies who earn great tips without having to sacrifice their comfort while serving," she wrote.
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Abolish this canonical, consumer approach to pop culture, abolish the fan-consumer, and liberate pop culture from the stultifying logic of the service industry and market capitalism.
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But most Malaysians will encounter those who work in the lower ends of the service industry, waiting tables in cheap restaurants or, in Yunus's case, cleaning restrooms.
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As with the future of the trucking, the passenger-service industry is likely to be disrupted, but it's unlikely to immediately threaten jobs, if ever at all.
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Those in the working class are increasingly taking retail and service-industry jobs — but when's the last time you saw a TV show set in a Chipotle?
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On top of that, this will undoubtedly affect workers, especially those in the service industry who are less likely to have paid time off if they're sick.
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People struggling with poverty face more exposure to illness as well, because they often work in the service industry or live in cramped, subsidized housing, Poland said.
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Downtown's silent, barren streets give bartender Carolyn Lethgo an "eerie feeling," said the lifelong resident who has been working in the service industry since she was 222.
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And the degree to which they can go and secure other employment in the service industry or in construction—man, they're gone, and they should be gone.
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Those in the service industry, such as doctors, lawyers and accountants, will see their tax burden go up because their deductions are being limited or eliminated altogether.
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Those doing the quitting seem to work in a very specific, privileged class of jobs, like media and publishing rather than, say, manufacturing or the service industry.
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Many opted to switch careers, presumably finding that jobs in areas such as management, marketing, and the service industry were more compatible with family life, she added.
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It says its goal is to change Poland's economic model so it's no longer seen as a cheap labor destination for foreign manufacturers and the service industry.
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For example, years ago I discovered an interest in improving the customer service industry, which led me to start a series of companies to solve this problem.
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She pointed out that while corporate headquarters and management bodies often get diversity training, front-line employees in retail, food, and the service industry often do not.
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Most of them have university degrees and very interesting professions, and [see] doing the service industry jobs as a detour on the way to the happy future.
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Why it matters: Alongside those programs, a for-profit, training-as-a-service industry is emerging — firms that will come into your company and train everyone for you.
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His interest in the idea, he said, is motivated by a concern that automation will make good jobs rarer, particularly in a service industry-dependent state like Hawaii.
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A PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry fell more than expected, dropping to 52.5 from March's 53.3, below the median forecast in a Reuters poll for 53.2.
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Because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around — those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them, because you have a service industry that builds up around them.
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It's cheap, cheerful, and really tasty, and it also provides a viable outlet for service industry professionals burnt out by the mental and physical exhaustion of restaurant kitchens.
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Fitch considers the acquisition of East Balt Bakeries as positive for Bimbo as it will provide diversification in the food service industry and expand its current operational footprint.
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"I'd like to see more positive images presented of men and women who are heavier, as well as thinking about more training for service industry managers," Nickson says.
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Machine training: Along similar lines as service industry ambassadors, this job will require a combination of subject-matter experts and engineers who train machines to do certain tasks.
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Why do we not see newspaper front pages about their kind just absolutely losing it at H&M staff, or any other service-industry workers for that matter?
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Our drivers keep 100% of their tips and our compensation practices comply with all applicable laws and regulations and are in line with standards in the service industry.
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While the money is good, you have to be passionate about the service industry to enjoy working there Ultimately, working at The Cheesecake Factory was not for me.
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Tyson's CEO, on a conference call on Tuesday to discuss quarterly results, said the company could benefit in 2019 if the food service industry more heavily promotes chicken.
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Because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around, those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them because you have a service industry that builds up around them.
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"Because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around–those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them, because you have a service industry that builds up around them."
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For example, there are over 3.4 million Americans working in the food service industry, making food preparation and service one of the most common professions across the country.
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We became fast friends in that way often specific to the service industry: I speak, quickly and often, about nonsense, and he just wants to be left alone.
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Mendelsohn, who is trans, has also made a concerted effort to hire as many transgender employees as possible, a rarity for so much of the food service industry.
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After graduation, she deferred her loans while working in the service industry, saved enough to move out on her own and began paying more attention to her finances.
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The truth is that this reckoning with sexual harassment in the service industry, harassment that disproportionately affects women, extends far beyond the dining room and into the kitchen.
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For example, in the food service industry, a sensor could be attached to deliveries to track temperature, humidity, and light exposure as products travel through the supply chain.
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Whereas Muscovites in the service industry sometimes met my English with a sigh and roll of the eyes, the owner of Skalka, Rozaliya Kuchmezova, greeted me quite warmly.
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These deeply troubling, regressive changes would be particularly harmful to workers in the service industry, currently 80 percent of our economy and growing faster than any other part.
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And in that respect, it's important to keep in mind that the service industry is more than twice as large as manufacturing, employing more people than ever before.
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MetroButler's co-founder Brandon McKenzie had been using Airbnb to pay down law-school debts when he realized that short-term rentals could support an entire service industry.
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With fewer people traveling in their own vehicles and an influx of passenger travel, there will be fresh opportunities for businesses to reimagine the mobile service industry entirely.
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That choice, albeit constrained in much the same way that other service industry labor is, must be understood as a complex, personal, and sometimes, difficult one to make.
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Those without were more likely to be male, unmarried, less educated, Hispanic, to work in the service industry, to work part time, be uninsured and have poor health.
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It's a move toward helping low-wage workers in the service industry who don't normally get paid sick leave (and who can't afford to take unpaid time off).
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Even in the information age, working-class jobs — defined as manual labor, service industry, and clerical jobs — still make up a little more than half of our economy.
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And while the United Steelworkers union is still based downtown, and claims the most local members of any labor group, the more diverse service-industry unions are growing.
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" One thing the New York employee is sure of, she added: "Everlane is losing some of the kindest, most intelligent, hardest working employees in the customer service industry.
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U.S. unemployment claims could reach a record 220006 million by next week as service industry workers are forced to stay home amid the coronavirus outbreak, economists warned Thursday.
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Companies that offer only a limited number of sick days — like many the service industry, for example — also put the broader community at risk, not just their employees.
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"Because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around — those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them, because you have a service industry that builds up around them."
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Julie Heseman, a principal at food service industry consulting firm Foodservice IP, thinks this type of product won't take off for one reason: it's just not tasty enough.
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In 2017, Lloyd's of London, home of much of the world's insurance trade, prohibited alcohol consumption during business hours, bringing it into line with financial service industry peers.
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Of course, the people this hits the hardest are people working in sectors that aren't as high paid as tech — like the service industry, teaching, and law enforcement.
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The event had been only planned since November and the week after New Year's Eve is widely known within the service industry as the deadest of the year.
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The man known as "Putin's Chef," thanks to his background in the food service industry, said all it means is that he'll just have to stop eating at McDonald's.
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As ProPublica notes, the current system operates under an agreement between the IRS and the private tax service industry, in which the latter agrees to offer some free services.
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The PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry confounded a forecast for a slight dip to 56.0, instead rising from November's 52.13 to 56.5, the highest since April 2011.
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Following a deep drop in oil prices beginning in 2014, the offshore service industry suffered from a glut of capacity and low market rates, a problem that lingers today.
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However, in late March, Buffalo Wild Wings picked only one of Marcato's suggestions — Sam Rovit, who has 20 years of experience in the food service industry, for its slate.
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A PMI covering the euro zone's dominant service industry beat expectations for a fall to 52.3 from 52.8 by only nudging down to 52.7, still an 18-month low.
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Growth in the bloc's dominant service industry decelerated slightly this month, its PMI showed, dipping to 56.2 from 56.4 and missing forecasts in a Reuters poll for no change.
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"Our work has provided training and opportunities for women in the marine tourism industry as divemasters and dive instructors earn much higher income than housecleaning or the service industry".
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However, in late March, Buffalo Wild Wings picked only one of Marcato's suggestions — Sam Rovit, who has 20 years of experience in the food service industry — for its slate.
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If I were male, the way I walked, even if I were a gay male, it would never have come into question, at least not in the service industry.
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Screenshots from a brochure detailing various uses for the duAro robot Screenshots from a brochure detailing various uses for the duAro robot Robots are also dominating Japan's service industry.
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"Our view is that blockchain is a core fundamental technology that will end up having a profound impact on many industries, not just the financial service industry," Case says.
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I know there's a lot of lying in the service industry, especially in cheaper restaurants, but I still hate that I went along with that culture in some way.
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There are many good policy reasons to abolish the tip credit, including ensuring that workers have pay stability and combating the problem of sexual harassment in the service industry.
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SUNDAY BUSINESS An article last Sunday about automation in the food-service industry misstated the estimated amount of time required for Sally the Salad Robot to make a salad.
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Mr. Golunov denied the charges on Saturday, telling people in court during a recess that he had received threats in connection with an inquiry into the funeral service industry.
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Malice Amarantine Amarantine said that concerns about the virus had affected the service industry broadly in the city, but that she felt sex workers had been hit particularly hard.
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But since 2000, the United States has shed almost one-third of its manufacturing jobs, and millions of Americans have been permanently shuffled into work for the service industry.
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This illustrates how these systems rely on forcing workers to have a 7-day "open availability," a common aspect of at-will employment contracts used in the service industry.
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Fields comprised of more readily-automated tasks, like office support, service-industry roles and physical labor are among the jobs most at-risk of displacement, according to the analysis.
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But as Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute pointed out to me, the low-wage service industry tends to employ lots of workers in this demographic group.
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An earlier flash PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry suggested activity there picked up but the final reading showed a fall to 54.7 last month from March's 54.9.
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Rather, that study found that average weekly earnings for workers in the food service industry went up between 1.3% and 2.5% for every 10% increase in the minimum wage.
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"While those in the service industry are not necessarily self-employed, similar to ride-hailing drivers, they are not salaried and their income is likely to fluctuate," he says.
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Ever the service industry professional, Hillman likes to end every session he leads by offering up trays of candy and supplies and inviting guests to make their own creation.
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We will continue to keep watch but one thing for sure is that competition within the cloud service industry has become increasingly intense Google and Microsoft will take this response and had to launch pricing in seconds, we also need to continue to observe, but one thing is certain that the technology giants from the cloud service industry competition has become increasingly intense, even resorting to pricing to compete for market share.
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If we're able to do this, we won't just be the internet of chicken wings and sandwiches… we could be the logistics layer for the calories-as-a-service industry!
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IN FACT WE SAW MORE VOLUNTARILY LEAVERS FROM THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, BECAUSE AS THE JOB MARKET TIGHTENS, PEOPLE WILL VOLUNTARILY LEAVE THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY AND GO INTO THE SERVICE INDUSTRY.
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An autonomous vehicle, for instance, might reduce road deaths by orders of magnitudes while simultaneously replacing millions of service industry jobs in the taxi, ride sharing, trucking, and insurance industries.
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A nationwide program of high-paying tech jobs means a secondary nationwide program of lower-paid but still meaningful service-industry jobs, distributed in more cities that could use them.
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And while this might seem like good news for the service industry, a closer look at the Labor Bureau's number reveals some interesting and counterintuitive trends about the restaurant night.
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With nightclubs and restaurants apparently becoming focal points for terror attacks, the sad reality is that those in the service industry would be well advised to prepare for the worst.
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Military bases are cities unto themselves and men and women in uniform are responsible for everything from service industry jobs to project management for the maintenance and repair of infrastructure.
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Colleges near Wayne: Wayne State CollegeSome of Wayne's biggest economic industries (besides Wayne State College) are government, agribusiness, the wholesale/retail industry, and the service industry, according to its site.
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Kroger and Dollar Tree will benefit from "strong industry tailwinds" that will carry the food service industry higher in the year to come, according to new analysis by Wells Fargo.
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Businesses across Europe hit the brakes last month as a manufacturing slowdown in the euro zone spread to its dominant service industry, while Brexit uncertainty hammered British companies, surveys showed.
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Actresses like Williams and Amy Poehler were among those who spoke in favor of legislation to push for better pay and better working conditions for restaurant and service industry workers.
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Similar to the gig economy, in which workers are considered independent contractors rather than employees, the service industry features few benefits, little job security, and people living paycheck to paycheck.
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From the unending bombardment of Norah Jones to the array of seemingly intentionally unintelligible names, baristas have it rough even as far as the notoriously difficult service industry is concerned.
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Yet, that is the fate that awaits many purveyors of drink and food on the front lines of the service industry, and for whom dealing with drunken belligerence is routine.
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The United States does not guarantee it, and as a consequence many low-wage American workers, even in the food service industry, are on the job when they're contagiously ill.
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While restaurant closures have devastated the food-service industry as restricted flights and travel advisories have pummeled the airline and travel industries, there are a few bright spots of employment.
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Immigrants make up almost a third of workers in the hotel and lodging industry and over a fifth of workers in the food service industry, according to the Brookings Institution.
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Many of these individuals work at jobs that cannot be done remotely, such as those in the face-to-face service industry or those who work in the gig economy.
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Attending the Summer Olympics in Tokyo will be an expensive undertaking for visitors, so it should be some relief to know that tipping is not customary in Japan's service industry.
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More than 80 percent of jobs are now in the service industry, Ms. Stevenson said, and Mr. Trump should be thinking more about how to match workers with those jobs.
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"To fully and completely identify all patronage at our properties by customer type is impractical in the service industry," the company wrote in a nine-page pamphlet outlining its policy.
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Manufacturing activity also expanded at its weakest rate in over two years in November, a sister survey showed on Monday, and that softness is affecting the bloc's dominant service industry.
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The crisis has left the hundreds of thousands of people who work in the service industry and depend on tips — often living paycheck to paycheck without job protections — in limbo.
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"So many of my friends don't work in the service industry, and I'm constantly shocked at people's behavior," Lillian told me over afternoon brunch at a sun-spackled Greenpoint tavern.
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Although the 29-year-old Ocasio-Cortez is proud of her service industry-past—as she should be—calling her a 'bartender' is still a reductionist way of describing her.
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As well as a multi-million dollar National Robotics Programme, one such initiative has been targeted at trying to promote technology in the food service industry through grants and consultancy services.
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While households in the New England region have higher-than-average median incomes, the local population also includes many service industry workers for whom higher food costs can be a challenge.
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And so, I think each of these banks is is now struggling with the fact that historically, they've never had to live in a low growth environment for their service industry.
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When Desus asked Ocasio-Cortez how she takes criticism of her service industry background, she suggested that some members of Congress think they're "smarter" than their working class constituents and colleagues.
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Workers in the service industry, like coffee shop baristas or hair stylists, are finding it can be uncomfortable to interact with patrons who don't take their earphones out of their ears.
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It's scenarios like these that Goodwin and his collaborators hope The Pin Project, a collective of bartenders and service industry professionals advocating for the mindful consumption of alcohol, will help eradicate.
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Reality: In 2015 the service industry hit its peak, employing over 121.6 million workers, 10 times that of manufacturing, which has continued a steady shed of millions since the late seventies.
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"In our view, drags from the service industry are forecast to see China's GDP growth slow to an annual pace of 20.001% in Q1.05993 from 21.0599% the previous quarter," says Haddad.
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Surveys showed business growth in the bloc was at its weakest in over two years last month as a manufacturing-led slowdown showed further signs of spreading to the service industry.
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In a legislative speech outlining its priorities last week, the Alberta government said it will work "with Ottawa to create good oilfield service industry jobs" to tackle the orphan wells issue.
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Super 8 is used as a sanitizer in the food processing and food service industry, according to Auto-Chlor System, the company that makes the solvent, as well as Scale Kleen.
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But it was in his second career, on television, that Bourdain came to be more than a foul-mouthed raconteur with a string of unhygienic anecdotes about the food service industry.
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A PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry fell to 55.0 from 55.8, ahead of a preliminary reading of 54.9 and offsetting the strongest month in almost seven years for manufacturers.
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Those attacks, and the recent one in Nice in July, hit the country's service industry - the hotel and restaurant sector in particular - and resulted in lower demand for travel to Europe.
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Indeed, Vietnamese comics around town all comment on feeling more empowered after performing in front of international businesspeople and travelers who often don't engage much with locals outside service industry transactions.
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When he was just 18 years old, Rousseau began working in the service industry, where he had to fill in for a bartender that had yet to arrive to his restaurant.
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Awareness has spread to such a degree that the Ontario government recently pledged $1.7 million to help train people in the service industry to better understand and respond to sexual assault.
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Gif: Salesforce The field service industry has been talking for years about using IoT data from the field to deliver more proactive service and automate the customer service and repair process.
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Many Americans in the food service industry and other lines of work are facing job losses and economic uncertainty due to restrictions put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus.
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She agreed with Morgan Thomas, adding that lack of rights and access to health care for sex workers and others in the service industry puts the broader community at risk too.
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For example, in New York City, Mayor Bill DeBlasio has banned people from going to bars and eating in restaurants, putting service industry workers who depend on tips out of work.
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Surprisingly, we're finding that it's the forgotten jobs we're learning to appreciate most — the service industry worker, the grocery store clerk, the delivery person, the social worker, the teacher, the nurse.
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The first time Ms. Danler, the show's creator, an executive producer and a service industry veteran, walked through the space, "It was like waking up in my own dream," she said.
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With or without permission to be in the country, immigrants drove pistons in the city and national economy — in the service industry, in agriculture, in universities and in entry-level jobs.
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Erickson says most of CRC's clients are working families in lower-wage service industry jobs, who come for help in the wake of eviction, sudden rent increases, or other loss of housing.
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As they became bustling, traffic-clogged, brimming with non-natives, and multihued—and the seat of the state's service industry-dominated economy—they also became a vast trove of reliable Democratic votes.
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Most turkey in the US is still consumed through supermarkets and retail, but in recent years, National Turkey Federation data has shown turkey gaining ground in the food service industry as well.
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Official survey results released on Thursday showed China's service industry slowed in February, with analysts expecting further weakness this year as a slowing economy makes consumers more cautious on the spending front.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Businesses across Europe hit the brakes last month as a manufacturing slowdown in the euro zone spread to its dominant service industry, while Brexit uncertainty hammered British companies, surveys showed.
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From delivering us pizza to becoming drinking buddies, making super-efficient ramen, and eventually replacing flight attendants with conveyor belts, robots promise a future of the service industry that's rife with improvements.
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The impact: The service industry is one that has steadily grown in the U.S. and the money spent during holiday weekends can be a strong indicator of a thriving economy, per McKinsey.
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Some companies and social media users have been calling on people to forgo asking for refund, with the hope of lessening the impact on small businesses, the arts and the service industry.
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Alexxx, Mr. Devine's character, is the idea man in a troika of service-industry losers who dream of video game entrepreneurship while enduring their work as housekeepers/waiters at a deluxe hotel.
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The actor and writer will perform his one-man show about an Indian immigrant's experiences working in the food-service industry for four weeks at the Minetta Lane Theater beginning Oct. 5.
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Expanding on the article, he wrote "Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly" (2000), an unflinching look at the food service industry that became a No. 1 New York Times best seller.
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I have been in the service industry for more than 15 years, occupying every position one can hold in the "front of the house" -- from bussing, to serving and bartending, to managing.
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A royal commission appointed by the Australian government released a stinging report on Monday that criticized the country's powerful banking and financial service industry for bilking consumers, and called for tougher regulations.
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Of course, as most people in North America know, tipping on its own is a fraught subject—especially for those who've been exploited by the service industry and empathize with underpaid waitstaff.
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Like I said before, if you're happy doing this and you're happy with the inevitable future where every service industry works like Uber and nobody has health insurance or retirement plans, that's okay.
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Some of that may be because younger people experience even more intimidating power differentials due to their age, or because they tend to work in the service industry, where harassment is often overlooked.
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IFA marks Sanbot's debut outside of China, with the company looking to find the robot some gigs in the European service industry – and honestly, the pricing isn't crazy, at 45,000 yuan (around $6,000).
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The survey covering the bloc's dominant service industry rose to 55.0 from 53.8 in May, the highest since February, and above all forecasts in a Reuters poll, which predicted a dip to 54.23.
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It's a service industry that can finally be automated with technology and this is the perfect team to take this on — third-time founders with a perfect combo of financial acumen and engineering.
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A PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry slumped to 52.1 from 52.8, however, its lowest reading since late 2014 and below all forecasts in a Reuters poll which had predicted no change.
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Google announced today it's launching a jobs search engine in the U.S. The service will focus on all types of jobs – from entry-level and service industry positions to high-end professional jobs.
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While she was married, she'd earned money working various service-industry jobs—toll collector, cashier, bookkeeper—but now she wanted to find a new profession, one that would offer her an independent lifestyle.
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It's true that the law protects voters from retaliation related to taking time off work to vote, but the average retail or service industry worker knows that the laws only go so far.
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However, Buffalo Wild Wings disclosed on Monday that it had only nominated one of Marcato's suggestions, Sam Rovit, who has 20 years of experience in the food service industry, to stand for election.
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"The practical use and implementation possibilities of central bank digital currency is rightly becoming a hot topic in the financial service industry," Deutsche Bank Global Transaction Banking Chief Digital Officer Edward Budd said.
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It's funny, because a lot of young bartenders and service industry people have an expectation that I should work on Christmas—people who are lonely go out on Christmas, people go out drinking.
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"The oil price has gradually increased since it bottomed out in January, indicating a turning tide for the oilfield service industry expected in the second half of this year," consultancy Rystad Energy said.
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Dressed in blue jeans and a black t-shirt, he told people present in court during a recess that he had received threats in connection with an investigation into the funeral service industry.
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"I have worked in the retail and service industry in the past, and know that people usually only contact corporate with negative feedback, so I wanted to share some positive (news)," Dotson said.
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The newspaper's board penned the column in support of and in defense of service industry employees who are not guaranteed paid sick leave, putting them at risk during the spread of COVID-85033.
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In many of these sectors, the service industry in particular, workplace harassment doesn't just occur at the hands of co-workers or employers; it can also happen be perpetrated by patrons and customers.
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Service industry workers, like those in restaurants, retail, child care and the gig economy, are much less likely to have paid sick days, the ability to work remotely or employer-provided health insurance.
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"The Chinese delegation said that substantial progress was made on such specific issues as technology transfer, protection of intellectual property rights, non-tariff barriers, service industry, agriculture and exchange rates," the statement said.
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The euro zone's service industry expanded but factory activity contracted for the seventh month in a row, although at a slower rate than the previous month, according to IHS Markit's flash purchasing managers' indexes.
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A third job will definitely require some later nights and earlier mornings for studying, but I am relieved to finally have a job on my résumé that is not in the food-service industry.
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And so the things that Toyota learned in the 1970s, 80s, that General Electric applied to aero engines, this intensity of operational skills and development and efficiency, the service industry has to learn today.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - India's dominant service industry began 56.33 in a buoyant mood as activity accelerated in January at the fastest pace in seven years on strong domestic demand, a private survey showed on Wednesday.
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People in the service industry sometimes prefer cash tips, since they can be claimed quickly and directly, whereas credit-card tips don't get processed until the next paycheck and can sometimes get fees deducted.
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I write a review — I worked for two years in the service industry in college and those sort of things are nice to receive when you really are trying to do a good job.
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The 350-cover restaurant is swarming with staff—I've never experienced this style of attention in Argentina, a country where most in the service industry act as if they are doing you the favor.
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The sheer volume of unclaimed assets, and the public's inexperience in claiming them, has produced a new service industry: asset locators, who will hunt down unclaimed property for a percentage of what they find.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Heavy snow slowed activity in Europe's dominant service industry last month but with growth still relatively strong, policy expectations for the European Central Bank and Bank of England are unlikely to change.
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After holding down a factotum of service industry jobs in and around Japan and Europe, the company announced this week at Google I/O that the 'bot is being opened more widely to developers.
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You're spending $7, and I don't know what horrible service industry job you have that doesn't pay you enough, so if you're paying tickets to go to a show, you better see a show.
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The food service industry is the nation's second-largest private employer, with 233 million employees, according to the National Restaurant Association, which counts 103 million restaurants, including fast food outlets, in the United States.
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Danny Meyer's restaurant group, which owns beloved NYC staples like Gramercy Tavern, just laid off 80% of its workforce — and it shows how badly the pandemic has brought the service industry to its knees
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"A lot of people have been supportive of the idea, and we would turn it into a pro-labor space to try to continue helping improve labor standards in the service industry," he said.
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The high profile push is unlikely to get much traction in a divided Congress that has shown no appetite for tackling contentious tax battles or taking on financial service industry in an election year.
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A bartender and server named Aaliyah Cortez is opening up a discussion about the realities of working in the service industry thanks to a TikTok video of her paycheck that she uploaded on January 28.
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On one hand you have large multinationals trying to shut down plants in the America, move to China and on the other hand you have the service industry bringing in low wage workers from abroad.
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To subsidize that and the inconsistent flow of donations, the whole family has various "side hustles," Laurie said, like service industry work, selling jewelry on Etsy, selling candy, and doing yard work or maintenance jobs.
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"The service industry is notorious for sneaking people in through the backside, so I was able to get a job as a part-time baker in this sort of punk, queer luncheonette-bodega," Pickowicz says.
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Matching an impressive performance reported by manufacturers earlier this week, firms in the service industry, which accounts for a far greater slice of the economy overall, also said growth was at a six-year high.
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WASHINGTON — Companies in the service industry grew in January at the slowest rate in nearly two years, a survey released on Wednesday said, raising concern that global economic challenges may be starting to affect consumers.
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"MealPal's unique pick-up model is shaking up the food service industry, improving mealtime for both consumers and restaurants alike," said Venky Ganesan, managing director at Menlo Ventures and MealPal board member, in a statement.
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JEXA said the exhibitors, mostly small and medium-sized enterprises, depended on these fairs for a large portion of their revenue, as did the local service industry involved in booths, staffing and food and beverage.
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Instead of being seen as a threat or as a simple acquisition by other large businesses and governments, the Chinese have so far hastily embraced the growth the sharing economy brings to its service industry.
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Mirroring a slump in the manufacturing PMI released on Tuesday, the index covering the bloc's dominant service industry declined to a seven-month low of 54.9 from 56.2, just shy of the 55.0 flash reading.
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And so, real and lasting change for workers will need to take place on a systemic level with new benefits and protections for gig workers, franchise workers, contracted workers, temps, and the service industry workers.
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Bruno Brancaleone, who stood outside the restaurant on Monday chain-smoking Marlboro Lights and talking on his cellphone, said he had worked at Angelo's for about 30 years, an eternity in the food service industry.
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Unilever is also selling off its spreads business, which includes brands like Country Crock and I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, which was developed in 1979 as an inexpensive alternative for the food service industry.
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Yes, someone gifted me a J. Crew gift card for my college graduation that I never used because I was working in the service industry at the time and had no need for nice clothes.
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Life of a 'pretty' The case has put scrutiny on Thailand's service industry, where women -- known as "pretties" -- are hired for promotion work at events such as auto shows, parties, and in bars and nightclubs.
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The majority of start-ups recently launched by Cubans have centered around tourism and the service industry, but there is a growing cadre of internet-based content and publishing companies in Cuba, according to multiple experts.
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Bertelsmann said the formation of Majorel was driven by the upheaval artificial intelligence is having on the customer service industry, with almost half of call centre interactions expected to be handled by automated technologies by 2027.
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"The entry of (more) Wanda Plazas will significantly raise the business standard in Hunan cities, stimulate consumption, increase stable tax income and create a lot of jobs in the service industry," Wanda said in a statement.
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All in Service DC, the brainchild of local service industry professionals Amanda Carper and Alaina Dyne, launched in late December 2016 with the mission to highlight the diversity and compassion of their community as a whole.
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The core of the restaurant owners' request is $93 billion restaurant and food service industry recovery fund, to give restaurants grants to allow them to pay employees, maintain service operations and meet financial and contract obligations.
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Still, the decision faced backlash from community members and mobility protesters who argue the ban "disproportionately affects third-shift and service industry workers," and who say that more should be done to regulate the city's cars.
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Much of the oilfield service industry relies on aggressive competition on the technological front, and it appears the Justice Department was concerned the tie-up would cause the newly combined company to cool its laboratory activities.
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Meanwhile, in the UK, those in the service industry have even been receiving advice from counterterrorism experts on how to plan ahead and take precautions in the event of Paris-style attacks on bars and restaurants.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business growth was at its weakest pace in over two years last month as a manufacturing-led slowdown showed further signs of spreading to the service industry, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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"It's going to be very clinical — it's going to take the mystique, the romanticism out of the city," said Alyx Gauthier, 27, a local service-industry worker who was nursing a pint on a recent afternoon.
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The other nominees are Scott Bergren, former CEO of Yum Brands, Sam Rovit, who has 20 years of experience in the food service industry and Lee Sanders, who held leadership roles at TGI Fridays and Johnny Rockets.
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"Mobile order and pay is being adapted full-scale across the restaurant and food service industry," Andrew Feinberg, a principal analyst at Deloitte, told CNBC, explaining that more and more consumers are gravitating toward these payment options.
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"The Truffle Bacon Cheeseburger and Bacon Truffle Fries sound like menu items that play to Wendy's brand positioning within the quick-service industry: 'a cut above' traditional fast food, yet still fully within fast food," he wrote.
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These issues, coupled with the crisis over its 20203 MAX in the wake of deadly crashes, leaves the world's largest planemaker less leeway to deliver on its official 2020 target for entry into service, industry sources say.
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And beyond the environmental benefits of reduced food waste in landfills that can trigger greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming, less food waste can be profitable for businesses including restaurants and the food service industry.
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The nature and extent of opportunities offered by the service industry are especially relevant at a time when more than twelve percent of today's 16-to-24-year-olds are out of school or out of work.
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I wish I could blame the bad banter on people overdrinking, but frankly, a lot of the weird things that come out of people's mouths are simply the result of having never worked in the service industry.
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By emphasizing live events (seminars, poetry readings, stylish receptions), the two galleries can be said to have advanced the perception that art is a service industry — a provider of access to a social world and its status.
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Because we're starting to see now new technologies, not just industrial-grade technologies but new component technologies in robotics that can serve the rest of the service industry, which is orders of magnitude bigger than manufacturing itself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business growth was a touch faster than expected last month but remained in the doldrums as the bloc's dominant service industry only partially offset a slowdown in manufacturing, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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These issues, coupled with the crisis over its 737 MAX in the wake of deadly crashes, leaves the world's largest planemaker less leeway to deliver on its official 2020 target for entry into service, industry sources say.
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BENGALURU, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Activity in India's dominant service industry accelerated to a five-month high in December as demand rose at the fastest pace in more than three years, a private business survey showed on Monday.
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Taxi drivers and chauffeurs, who unsurprisingly make up about 2/3 of the total employment in the taxi and limo service industry, are projected to see employment growth of 19.5% between 2018 and 2028, according to BLS.
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At the same time, also straddling on the lower end of the 50 boom/bust line, the services PMI dropped from 53.1 to 45.9, the lowest level since September 2013, signaling a deterioration of the service industry.
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As a result, they say, workers in the service industry and gig economy won't have to work such crazy hours, freeing up time for them to pursue artistic and entrepreneurial projects that could one day be valuable.
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Richard Wahl, who moved from Michigan last summer to take a job at a Hillside, New Jersey-based food service industry supplier, said he probably will stop working and use his winnings to help his family and friends.
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While that downturn was offset by a much faster than expected acceleration in services activity - which meant overall private sector growth picked up modestly - it will likely worry policymakers as factories also drive the bloc's dominant service industry.
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Sweetbitter isn't "good" exactly: where it falters in acting it fills in with long, furtive stares; the lens through which it shows service industry life is overly romantic; its nostalgia for early 2000s New York is heavy-handed.
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China will "greatly relax market access" and "steadily expand the opening of the financial industry, continue to promote the opening of the service industry and deepen the opening up of the agricultural, mining and manufacturing sectors," he said.
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In a letter to President Donald Trump, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Major Leader Mitch McConnell, the lobbying group asked for a $145 billion recovery fund from the Treasury Department for the restaurant and food-service industry.
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"To fully and completely identify all patronage at our properties by customer type is impractical in the service industry," the Trump Organization wrote in a document that was shared with the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
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A 2018 study by Technomic, a research and consulting firm for the food and food-service industry, found that the most influential factor in trying plant-based protein was the perception of improved nutritional content over animal protein.
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For touring people and touring musicians who either it's their sole income or it's most of their income, their backup if they're out of work is to go in the service industry, which obviously have all been crushed.
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"I knew I wanted to work in the food service industry, but I didn't really want to work in a sit-down restaurant," said Ben Hosansky, 17, who got a job at Chipotle Mexican Grill in Louisville, Colo.
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It's been a busy few months for the folks at the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), as President Trump's rash of executive orders has put the service industry on the front lines of his war on illegal immigration.
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The 329-year-old group said it had recently updated guidance to its 800 employees drinking alcohol during the day, bringing it into line with financial service industry peers, many of which have already looked to curtail boozy meetings.
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The FCC has already warned AT&T about providing free data to its customers for DirecTV video streams, and it's possible that the agency could finally crack down on zero rating before it corrupts the entire internet service industry.
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"China's economic growth has decoupled from coal-fired power generation, and the increase in the service industry as a share of China's GDP has also slowed demand," said Yang Fuqiang, a senior researcher at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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All of this is in line with a vision the field service industry has been talking about for some time that you could sell a subscription to a device like an air conditioning system instead of the device itself.
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From overworked, sexually repressed cooks talking down to women in the kitchen, to straight-up sexual harassment by fellow staff and clients, the service industry is a veritable minefield that women are forced to navigate on a daily basis.
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Meme-ing a service industry worker whose wages will not increase despite the extra chaos at her workplace is whatever the opposite of dank is, but at least the most self-aware among us were quick to realize that.
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The survey "is another validation why millions of tipped workers and their families in the food service industry live in poverty and on food stamps," said Anthony Advincula, spokesman for ROC United, in a statement to The Washington Post.
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"I&aposm being told from the deputy that worked the accident that she does work in the food industry, the food service industry and she was coming from work and admits to having several beverages," Rankin County Undersheriff Raymond Duke said.
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The Japanese automaker said it aims to install its TransLog driving recorder devices into Grab's fleet of lease cars to access the data on driving patterns that will be crucial to its push into the nascent mobility-as-a-service industry.
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One big reason is that the economy is fracturing into two: with a small group of well educated professionals, who enjoy good jobs with rising wages; and a much lower-paid group of service-industry workers who take care of them.
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In contrast to the stereotype of service industry desi immigrants as stingy and obsessed with money (think Apu), many of the restaurant owners I interviewed demonstrated generosity as a primary mode of business and a degree of working-class solidarity.
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Barash said in an interview that he thinks the key to why Toast has steadily grown its business through all that is because a large proportion of its own employees — some 70 percent — have worked in the food service industry themselves.
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"Our segment is actually the fastest-growing segment in the food service industry and, honestly, as long as people keep coming out with new ideas, not trying to repeat something someone else is doing, there's nothing but growth," he says.
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Few outside of the food service industry know about Olo, a 13.5-year-old, New York-based mobile and online ordering platform for 250 restaurant chains, from Applebee's to Cheesecake Factory, from Chipotle to Denny's and from Jamba Juice to Chili's.
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Research led by Professor Dennis Nickson at the University of Strathclyde finds that women in the service industry are more likely to encounter weight-based prejudice than their male peers—even when they're not actually overweight and their male peers are.
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The country was attempting to unwind some of its problematic debt and lean into the reorientation of its economy from a goods producing third-world warehouse to a self-sufficient, service industry scion leading in next-generation AI and 5G technology.
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" Key quotes: Manufacturing is no longer the main driver of job creation, said Ma. Soon, the "service industry is going to be the main driver... So in talking about manufacturing, we should not be talking made in China, made in America.
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According to Technomic, a research firm specializing in the food-service industry, sales for the food truck segment — comprised predominately by independent operators — are growing about 15 percent annually, compared with around 5 percent a year for the casual dining segment.
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Under-investment in recent years within the oil and gas industry had created pent-up demand that will gradually lead to the launch of new exploration and production projects and a revival of activity in the oilfield service industry, SBO said.
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For Maersk Supply Service, the partnership could open up new revenue streams outside the struggling oil service industry at a time when the business is up for sale as part of Maersk's transformation from conglomerate to a focused shipping firm.
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Industry leaders said the primary areas of concern for the service industry come from new tariffs on goods like aluminum and steel as well as increased trade discussions on the North American Free Trade Agreement, the European Union and North Korea.
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In such a service industry, the way one is treated — from the ticket agents to the gate agents, to flight attendants to baggage handlers — can make or break a passenger's experience and how the airline is received in the marketplace.
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People working in the service industry depend deeply on their cash tips left by customers, so they can get pretty creative coming up with prompts placed on the tip jar that may entice someone to leave a couple of bucks.
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A PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry also beat all expectations in a Reuters poll, rising from October's 55.0 to a six-month high of 56.2 and comfortably above the median forecast for a very modest increase to 55.1.
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But there is a crucial difference: despite customers essentially paying the front-of-house staff directly, through tips, employers in the service industry are still compelled to pay an hourly wage and, in New York City, to provide sick leave.
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After enough time in the service industry, you learn to recognize the cues of customers who think less of you for it: the barking tone, the refusal to make eye contact, the way some people just throw the money at you.
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San Francisco and the greater Bay Area have repeatedly been ranked as the most expensive places to live in US. Even for longtime residents, affording life in San Francisco poses daily challenges, especially for minimum wage workers in the service industry.
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The groups that have contributed the most people to the 1 percent since 1980 are: physicians; executives, managers, sales supervisors, and analysts working in the financial sectors; and professional and legal service industry executives, managers, lawyers, consultants and sales representatives.
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It is the country's 40th largest television market, best known as a destination for tourists and gamblers, and has a population heavy on retirees and service industry workers, who are unlikely candidates to spend thousands of dollars on season tickets.
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A series of studies by the Brookings Institution and economist Jed Kolko found that blue-collar jobs, an area of the economy usually associated with job loss and contraction, are growing at a faster rate than occupations in the service industry.
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Specifically, a 46-tweet thread in which Seamas O'Reilly, an Irish newspaper writer, relates how, thanks to a mundane service-industry scheduling mix-up, he was once called on to serve drinks to the president of Ireland while high on ketamine.
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But as she turned her growing awareness of the imbalance of power in the service industry toward an appreciation of public service, she came to understand the nobility of all work, even when there is no one to say thank you.
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BH: You know I think we're all a bit nervous about what's happening in the world today, but I would have to say that it's not impacting our decisions very much because we're focused very much on the service industry.
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GrandLo Café, proposed by the Grand Street Settlement social service organization in New York, will provide service industry job training — like the skills required to become a barista or manage a restaurant — and will plan individualized meetings between mentors and participants.
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CTI Foods, a company that provides custom products to the food service industry, including raw and pre-cooked protein, and dehydrated beans, has seen its US$345m term loan B drop about four points since March to 86.75-89 on Wednesday.
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By doubling the salary threshold, the new rule ensures that the bottom 40 percent of salaried workers will qualify for overtime — a boon to many in the food service industry and elsewhere at the lower ends of the labor market.
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Working a shit service industry job can go one of two ways: focus real hard on doing a good job and angle for a promotion, or slack your way through the day while looking for various ways to rip the company off.
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I know that Christmas, as popular culture has come to define it, is a nightmare of commercialism, a creepy propaganda tool of the evangelical right, and a truly unfortunate time to work in any service industry — hardly a heartwarming combination of things.
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It's always wise to have some petty cash handy when you're on a trip: You never know if you'll come a cross a cash-only establishment, and there's always the dilemma of tipping when someone in the service industry offers you assistance.
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Three hitherto contentious ones deserve their attention: one to boost its unproductive service industry; another to cut regional red tape; plus a package of reforms to loosen the rigid labour market, including provisions for pay to be tied to merit rather than seniority.
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VW: You know and the thing about that is in a lot of these cases it's not just that it's occurring, right which is unfortunate but I think a lot of people in the service industry are somewhat inert to comments like that.
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It looks at more recent robotic creations including Baxter (a two-armed bot built to assist humans in assembly lines) and Pepper (a bot that can "read" human emotions and is built to work in the service industry, assisting and directing humans).
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Warren Davidson made the remarks at a town hall last week in response to a woman's concern that a GOP plan to kill a Medicaid expansion provision in Obamacare would leave her son, who works in the service industry, without sufficient coverage.
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Those suggestions went over rather poorly with the hosts Fox & Friends, who spent Tuesday morning suggesting that service industry workers should either zip it, or get an additional restaurant job if they can't make a living with the one they already have.
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Over 300 women in the entertainment industry (film, TV, and theater) have come together to form Time's Up, a wide-ranging initiative that aims to battle systemic sexual harassment not just in Hollywood, but in blue-collar and service industry jobs as well.
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In communities where within living memory it was possible to make a real, living wage at a plant or factory, those jobs have often been replaced with service industry jobs that rarely pay as well (as outlined brilliantly in Amy Goldstein's book Janesville).
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If minimum wage hikes really do spur the creation and adoption of high-quality new equipment to automate elements of, say, the food service industry, then that would be a very positive outcome that implies minimum wage hikes are a great idea.
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As well as aiming to make it easier for small business owners to find candidates for jobs, the app aims to simplify the search and application process for service industry and blue collar workers, via a low friction, location-based mobile interface.
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While many white collar workers will have the option of working from home during the worst of the outbreak, service industry and gig workers have found themselves either vulnerable to virus exposure or losing their jobs when their services are no longer needed.
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To add insult to injury, there is no indication as to when the COVID-19 situation will remedy, and the jobs that many artists use to stay afloat between tours are often in the service industry—another area taking serious hits right now.
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It follows two twenty-somethings working in a Williamsburg (of course) diner: one a sass-mouth, no-nonsense working class hustler; the other a former rich girl forced into the service industry after her daddy gets mixed up in a Ponzi scheme.
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While most manufacturing jobs are pretty much gone for good, jobs in fields such as healthcare and the service industry are growing rapidly, but they've been coded as off-limits for nearly fifty percent of the population, because they're dominated by women.
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The California Teachers Association vociferously resisted the change, citing the financial burden on schools as they adjust to the new hours, as well as the burden on parents who work as labourers or in the service industry, and cannot start work later.
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E. has hooked us up with a bunch of freebies in the final bill and O. puts it on her card while H., who also works in the service industry, tries to give E. a cash tip that's as much as the bill.
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By doubling the salary threshold, the new rule would have ensured that the bottom 40 percent of salaried workers will qualify for overtime — a boon to many in the food-service industry and others at the lower end of the labor market.
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By affording more benefits like health coverage, team members are likely to be happier and stay employed with a restaurant for a longer period of time, which is vital as the food service industry is the backbone to thousands of American communities.
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Everyone knows living in the San Francisco Bay Area isn't cheap, especially for people like teachers, firefighters, and service-industry workers whose wages haven't kept up with the skyrocketing cost of housing in one of the nation's most expensive places to live.
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By doubling the salary threshold, the new rule would have ensured that the bottom 260 percent of salaried workers will qualify for overtime — a boon to many in the food service industry and elsewhere at the lower ends of the labor market.
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Surrounded by service industry workers and her constituents, Ocasio-Cortez poured drinks and waited tables in an effort to raise support for upping the federal minimum wage for tipped workers at an event organized by Restaurant Opportunities Centers (ROC) United in Jackson Heights, Queens.
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"The safeguard will not only have negative implications for U.S. beef producers, but will also have a significant impact on the Japanese food service industry," said Philip Seng, president and chief executive of the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF), in a statement on its website.
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However, in most of the service industry (restaurants, gas stations, shops, etc.), businesses could be closed between 30 minutes and one hour at a time, to give their workers enough time to shut down, walk to the mosque, walk back, and open up again.
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The company's slate includes one of Marcato's nominees, Sam Rovit, who has 20 years of experience in the food service industry, as well as Janice Fields, who served as executive vice president and chief operating officer of McDonald's U.S. operations from 2006 to 2010.
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The rise in on-demand services from the likes of Uber, Lyft and Postmates is fuelling a new workforce of freelancers in the service industry who are not tied to single places of employment and can work hours that are more suitable to them.
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Though Mariposa County benefits greatly from a hotel tax (about 22019 percent of its general fund), a preponderance of seasonal and service industry jobs driven by federal lands visitors creates human services needs that far outpace what would be expected in a county its size.
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Technomic, a firm that focuses on the food service market, recently estimated that nearly 63 billion straws were used last year in the food service industry, which includes restaurants, coffee shops, fast food chains, convenience stores, and cafeterias in hospitals, nursing homes and schools.
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PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Airbus's hopes of winning an immediate respite from slow sales of its A2310neo jetliner with an order from United Airlines are dwindling, leaving a gap in future production weeks before it is due to enter service, industry sources said on Friday.
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"It's almost an automatic in a lot of blue collar work, but it's extended into the service industry for a variety of different reasons," said Stefan Borst-Censullo, a criminal defense attorney who also works on licensing policy for the cannabis industry in California.
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It does so in service of a science fiction plot, but right beneath the surface is all of this slightly exaggerated realism about working in the service industry for a bad boss who fundamentally sees you only as a worker and never as a person.
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"Forked: A New Standard for American Dining," paints a grim picture of the food business today: Millions of service industry employees live in poverty, most big restaurants are not great employers, and many still pay servers $2.13 an hour, the federal minimum for workers who receive tips.
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Corden and Hamill began talking about working in the food service industry after Bradley Whitford, who was also a guest on Tuesday's show, told the story of how he met Hamill in 1981 when he stopped into the restaurant where Whitford was working as a waiter.
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The (very unsettling!) result was that it sounded like there was another, lower, conversation happening under our own, except that this other, notably disagreeable conversation came through the speakers and involved numerous instances of a stressed-out Michael Douglas menacing service industry people with a submachine gun.
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An office cleaning and management company that relies on a digital interface to meet office needs, Managed By Q has relied on its employees, many of whom have previous experience in the service industry and lack advanced degrees, to become its most valued team members and spokespeople.
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There's no easy solution here, but a flexible side hustle—a gig in the service industry, freelance work, dog walking, or even odd jobs you find through Craigslist—may be easier to navigate than an internship as you're looking to land your first full-time position.
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Sure, we spoke to a bunch of celebrities, but we also pride ourselves on letting the voices of the service industry be heard, and these four Dutch chefs gave a brutally honest account of the reality facing women in kitchens who also want to be mothers.
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Dave, not willing to give up on the kids, partnered with Nick Rossi to start Aprons for Gloves, a black tie fundraiser gala where people in the service industry exchange their aprons in for boxing gloves and fight for the very first time in their lives.
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Rather than implement Emotion Capture for the service industry and have it function solely as a "chatbox for kids with autism," as they are "more responsive" and have "less fear and agitation when talking with a robot," Wilder explains a new focus here for the company.
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Isabel Margarita Nemecio, who worked for almost a decade assisting recently deported migrants at Tlachinollan, a local human rights center, says that the majority of them worked in the food service industry in NYC, so Tlapa's pizzerias have provided a valuable niche for the recently deported.
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Wage insurance could address the plight of men like Mr. Paslow; as Mr. Krueger explains it, payroll taxes could be used to make up some of the gap between the higher hourly wages earned in manufacturing and the lower wages more common in the service industry.
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However, with more than 25 percent of the city's population working in the service industry, and even more in the gig economy, residents might not have the choice to social distance for the next month as they need to go to work or pick up side work.
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In the meantime, tourism officials, hoteliers and others in the service industry were scrambling to get hotels, beaches and tourist attractions back on their feet to salvage at least part of their peak tourist season, a crucial economic engine that runs from mid-November to April 1.
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"Building a one-stop digital lifestyle platform not only creates immense value for our users, it will also play an essential role in accelerating the digital transformation of the service industry and unlocking more growth opportunities," Ant's Chief Executive Simon Hu said in an e-mailed statement.
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Several sources have told us ... the pop star's been communicating on the regular with her fans on social media, who've opened up about financial struggles -- like not being able to pay upcoming bills -- because they've lost their retail or service industry jobs for the time being.
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"Experts do not yet know when the effects of the epidemic will ease, but one thing remains clear: the situation will worsen in March and the impact of the virus is not limited to Chinese fabrication yards – it affects the entire global service industry," it added.
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At the trade office hearing Tuesday, which was meant to focus on the French-related tariffs, many small business owners said that these duties would inflict harm on US companies, workers and consumers -- rather than resolve the US issue with aircraft makers or digital service industry.
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The problem is that if you are a complete beginner who wants to learn how to work in the service industry, the information that is readily available out there is either this extremely broad, encyclopedic knowledge, or it's some hyper-specific niche book that's completely useless for beginners.
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It's probably a rite of passage in the service industry to debut a secret sauce, considering how many big-name chains have one: McDonald's Big Mac sauce, Burger King's Chicken Fry Sauce, In-N-Out's secret spread, the Krabby Patty secret formula—the list goes on and on.
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"To fully and completely identify all patronage at our properties by customer type is impractical in the service industry and putting forth a policy that requires all guests to identify themselves would impede upon personal privacy and diminish the guest experience of our brand," the Trump Organization's document said.
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While the UK has in general been good at creating jobs and keeping unemployment down, the northern and coastal towns where Brexit support is the highest tend to be home to either difficult and dangerous labor-intensive industries or low-level service industry employers like hotels and care homes.
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"The biggest reward this attention could accord Africa is for those beyond her borders to understand that the continent is so much more than orphans, famine, disaster, poverty and corruption -- that it offers a well-trained service industry, a sizable educated elite, and technological innovations galore," she said.
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I sat down with the very funny (and very sweet, IRL) Cardosa over coffee to talk about the journey from blog to book, how one of his best acting gigs was playing a costumed recyling can, and why nobody should ever feel ashamed about working in the service industry.
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"Retail sales for March will likely drop further not only in the service industry but also consumptions on other goods as the government called for people to refrain from going out to prevent the spread of the coronavirus," said Kenta Maruyama, economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting.
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Challenger banks have become a software-as-a-service industry with a freemium component For example, Revolut offers premium accounts for €7.99 per month with higher limits, some insurance benefits that you'd expect from a premium card and access to advanced features, such as cryptocurrencies and disposable virtual cards.
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And while barstool lovebirds may or may not make you uncomfortable (if they don't, it's probably because you're the one D-ing A in P), have you ever considered how service industry workers feel about all the same-side-of-the-booth makeout sessions they're forced to witness?
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"In Russia, working in service industry has always been perceived as a job of lower rank, [though it] has to be mentioned that all the employers think that they treat their workers with the most care and respect—in a way, they feel like patrons," Li-Mi-Yan explained.
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"A federal grand jury in Manhattan found that these seven individuals conspired together and with others to conduct a series of cyberattacks against civilian targets in the United States financial service industry, that in total or in all, in sum cost the victims tens of millions of dollars," Lynch said.
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As someone very familiar with one of the most-affected sectors, the customer service industry — I invented web chat technology for customer service in the late 1990s, and have been in the space for more than 20 years — I can already see the change happening, and the robots appearing, today.
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"The industry went through a period where we said, let's look at any big service industry, stick 'on-demand' on it, and we've got an Uber," said Hunter Walk, a venture capitalist at the firm Homebrew, which has invested in at least one on-demand company, the shipping service Shyp.
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As Saru Jayaraman, president of the Restaurant Opportunities Centers United, a nonprofit workers' center that organizes around sexual harassment in the food service industry, told me, many restaurant workers don't even consider that the behaviors they experience at work are sexual harassment or that they have protections against such behaviors.
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The Job Quality Index team, a project from Cornell University Law School and others, has estimated that more than 37 million jobs in the US are vulnerable to short-term layoffs, most of which will affect low-wage workers from the restaurant and food service industry, retail, education, entertainment, and travel.
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Mr. Brown said his comment to a female server that she could make a lot money in the service industry in the United States was intended as a compliment because she was doing "a great job," and was made in front of Samoan dignitaries in a room crowded with 250 guests.
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But he also understands people need to be fed, especially those households that have relied on (now closed) public schools to feed their children or don't have the means to stockpile their pantries for weeks on end, as the coronavirus strangles a service industry that employs millions of hourly American workers.
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Cities and towns are that eager to have a factory, with its network of nearby suppliers and its relatively well-paying jobs — relative, that is, to the lower paying retail and service industry work that is often the alternative for high-school- or even junior-college-educated men and women.
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"Our whole program was really built to challenge the conventions of fast food and the quick-service industry and so our opportunity is to go into the space very directly and do it better than everyone else," Wendy's U.S. President and Chief Commercial Officer Kurt Kane said in an interview.
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"Thirty percent of consumers have recently cut back on visiting restaurants, and fast food and fast casual both have slowed, something we haven't seen since the great recession," says Bonnie Riggs, food-service industry analyst at NPD Group, noting that fast and fresh competitors, including Lyfe Kitchen, have closed locations.
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Activist, author, and founder of ROC United Saru Jayaraman also credited the surge in OFW's popularity in part to the #MeToo movement, which highlighted how vulnerable service-industry workers are to sexual harassment, and demonstrated the power disparity created when workers have to rely on the whim of customers to make their money.
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Many teenagers who join the workforce this summer will do so in the service industry, where they will start a record of work, earn the support of those who will recommend them for future opportunities, and develop valuable skills that will serve them long after they leave school and begin their careers.
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But when its founders began to think about monetising the service they hit on the idea of taking that mobile communications know-how and creating a product to help employers better communicate with workers in the service industry and traditional blue-collar workers — or basically any type of worker who is 'deskless'.
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Survey data from the Kaiser Family Foundation indicates cooks, waiters and waitresses, sales workers, and cashiers are some of the jobs with the highest uninsured rates in the US. The food service industry has the most workers on Medicaid, according to KFF, with about 1.4 million already covered by the government program.
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But she resists these utilitarian concessions to the marketplace, for they entail yet another reduction of what it means to be both human and American, turning academia into a service industry, students into consumers and vocational trainees, education into a cost-benefit analysis from which even the STEM fields are no longer immune.
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It's worth noting that one section of the University of Washington paper focused on the food-and-drink service industry, finding that within that sector, the minimum wage increase did, in fact, raise wages without hurting jobs — which you could certainly argue dovetails with the Berkeley paper's findings about fast-food workers.
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The Hand Wash Coach aside, restaurants all over the world are figuring out novel ways to manage coronavirus concerns beyond recommendations that employees stay home if they're experiencing symptoms—a decision that's clearly still complicated by the financial challenges of losing hourly work and the lack of sick time for service industry workers.
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While CornerJob's co-founders argue they are aiming to serve a wider breadth of jobs than Job Today — from service industry staff to construction, logistics, sales, events staff, holiday reps and more — Job Today says its key sectors include retail, hospitality, delivery drivers/logistics and the beauty industry, so there's plenty of overlap here.
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Twenty-two former employees who say it's a permanent part of the seasonal menu at Juventino, a successful restaurant in Brooklyn's Park Slope area, are sharing their stories on the internet in hopes they can give a voice to women everywhere who think that being groped, humiliated and worse comes with the service industry territory.
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Lou tells me that Shiftgig got its start in 2012 as a web-only social network co-founded by Lou along with Jeff Pieta (who is now Chief Growth Officer) and Sean Casey (who is now Chief Data Officer), connecting small businesses in the service industry with people seeking full-time and part-time jobs.
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" Employers shortlist potential candidates within the app, with those not being shortlisted at least being notified that their application did not succeed within a day — a step up on waiting but never hearing back after handing in a paper CV. "For people who work in service industry having a job is not a luxury.
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Scared about losing their source of income and healthcare during a precarious moment for service industry workers, the baristas drafted an open letter to Steward Butterfield, Slack's CEO, calling out the company for leaving them "out of jobs in the middle of a global pandemic" and demanding three months of severance pay and healthcare.
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LONDON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - - August final composite PMI 51.9 - PMI points to Q3 GDP growth of 0.2% -IHS Markit Euro zone business growth was a touch faster than expected last month but remained in the doldrums as the bloc's dominant service industry only partially offset a slowdown in manufacturing, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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That would be a boost for a state that has ranked at or near the bottom in economic growth in the country over the past decade, where lucrative insurance and financial industry jobs have been replaced with lower-paying service industry positions and where public sector employment is 299,2102 jobs shy of pre-recession levels.
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" She explains, "Women, so I've heard, were expected to wear skirts and heels still, so it seemed, before I got into the funeral home, that [the] funeral service [industry] hadn't come a long way for women… but now that I'm here, I feel like I've made my mark and I'm really seeing women in funeral service emerge.
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MariNaomi's struggles to deal with sexism of the service industry and the Tokyo subway system provide commotion in the story; in her time working as a hostess, she bonds with other employees over their strange shared experience: the need to slip off a wedding ring, karaoke's ego-boosting powers, and the inescapable attention of affectionate customers.
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You would hope that, now, eight years later, things would be better; it would be easy to dismiss this anecdote as the kind of backward thinking we are in the process of outgrowing as a culture, but I can tell you first-hand that the service industry is still a stagnant, writhing shit hole of sexist, discriminatory behavior.
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While Republicans accomplished much in Trump's first two years with unified control of the White House and Congress, it is a tragedy that an immigration deal was not struck to deliver the President his wall, the Dreamers their solution, and multiple sectors of American business a steady, legal labor supply for agriculture, construction and the service industry.
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To those that brunch, This is an open letter from a brunch server on behalf of the service industry, directed to those of you that indulge in the meal that occurs every Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to whenever-the-fuck-you-feel-like-going-home-to-nap-face-down PM, otherwise known as brunch.
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"Building a one-stop digital lifestyle platform not only creates immense value for our users it will also play an essential role in accelerating the digital transformation of the service industry and unlocking more growth opportunities," Ant Financial Chief Executive Officer Simon Hu, who was appointed to lead the company in December, said in a statement.
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More than a decade and four pregnancies of my own later (that's a whole other article, I'm sure), the only thing that surprises me about that conversation is that we as a society still fail to openly acknowledge the stunning bias against mothers in the workplace, whether they work in the law (like I did), the service industry, or education.
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The anthology, which was published by Thorntree Press in late October, includes "Fatphobia and Consent: How Social Stigma Mitigates Fat Women's Autonomy" by Virgie Tovar, "Giving Birth When Black" by Takeallah Rivera, "The Kids Aren't All Right: Consent and Our Miranda Rights" by Navarre Overton, and 27 other essays that range in setting from sex parties to the service industry.
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For someone who comes from a country where the customer is always right, being told what you can or cannot purchase or order is a bit tough to swallow—especially when you add the unfortunate American perception of members of the service industry as uninformed college students looking to make some extra money (I know—for three years, I was one of them).
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The company's craft breweries are not only using their equipment and raw materials to make hand sanitizer, they're also giving meals to nonprofits in their communities as well as their distributor partners and employees, in addition to donating funds to help bartenders and service industry workers affected by the massive bar and restaurant closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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She said in February that her experience in the service industry helped her cross-examine Trump's former lawyer, Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE, during his Congressional testimony.
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It's aimed at the hospitality an service industry where it's in the interests of both the employer and employee to master the language while on the job (think of a housekeeper listening to an English lesson while making a hotel bed.) MemoryWell hires journalists to write short life stories of patients with Alzheimer's Disease and dementia, so caretakers can better engage with them in nursing home settings.
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"You want to get a job to pay your rent, but you find out that, you know, you did 'Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle,' and that means that you can't get a job at Jamba Juice," Penn tells CNBC Make It. The reason, Penn says, is that service industry employers worry that even a somewhat recognizable actor could become a distraction in the workplace.
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Even if Master of None has elements that can grate, its willingness to do just about anything to make a great episode of television — from leaving its protagonists behind entirely for a series of vignettes about service industry workers to crafting an episode that spans more than two decades of Thanksgivings as one character comes to terms with her sexuality — marks it as a big, generous, open-hearted show.
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It's the sound of a woman who is really, truly, 228 percent fucking DONE with your shit, Tracked and mixed by Robert Cheek at Electric Wall Studios and ExEx Audio, mastered by Blake Bickel at Dynamic Sound Services, and graced with Brian McClelland's design skills, Suffrage really is the total package if you're in the market for speedy, satisfying brutality (bonus points if you're in the service industry and need a personal anthem for those long, hard nights).
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The problem Penn ran into after getting his salary for "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle," though, was that he hadn't even made enough money from the movie to support himself for half of a year, but between that film and his previous work (he had a supporting role alongside Ryan Reynolds in 2002's "Van Wilder"), Penn had become enough of a recognizable actor that he suddenly had trouble landing any service industry jobs to boost his income.
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