In the game of Economics, workers play a double role, functioning as both consumers and producers
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Without workers the producers wouldn't have anything to provide for the consumers to consume
The word operative is defined as functioning or having effect. An operative can also be be a skilled worker, specifically in the manufacturing industry.
A tertiary worker is typically understood as someone who is employed in the service industry or provides services such as banking, healthcare, education, or retail. They are part of the tertiary sector which focuses on providing services to both businesses and consumers.
He or she will be looked after in a community care home, or if high-functioning, they would be cared for by a social worker and a doctor (at least here in Canada).
A lack of guarantees of worker safety can lead to higher rates of workplace injuries and illnesses, resulting in increased healthcare costs and lost productivity. This can discourage workforce participation and reduce overall economic output. Additionally, it can erode public trust in businesses and lead to higher turnover rates, which further destabilizes the labor market and hampers economic growth. Ultimately, neglecting worker safety can create a cycle of economic inefficiency and reduced competitiveness.
William Gibson reveals the economic status of the Keller family in "The Miracle Worker" through their living conditions, such as the servants they employ and the size and upkeep of their home. Additionally, the family's ability to afford Helen's special education and the presence of references to financial difficulties in the play also indicate their economic situation.
JOHNNY SUNG has written: 'EXPLAINING THE ECONOMIC SUCCESS OF SINGAPORE: THE DEVELOPMENTAL WORKER AS THE MISSING LINK'