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People drive cars, operate heavy machinery or work in factories with inadequate ability to see, causing loss of life and lost educational opportunities.
FORBES: Laurie Garrett
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Unlike teen retail and service workers, agricultural laborers 16 and older are permitted to operate hazardous machinery and to work even during school hours.
CNN: Obama, strengthen rules on child farm labor
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Honda's engineers told Northwest how to reduce the downtime on its computerized milling machines and suggested a new floor plan for machinery that would boost work flow.
FORBES: A Savior From the East
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Many operate heavy machinery, handle livestock, and work under hazardous conditions.
WHITEHOUSE: The White House
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After two years of work, without modern hydraulic machinery, it was officially opened by then Prime Minister Harold MacMillan.
BBC: Marking 50 years of UK motorways
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And the reason why productivity is so high is because of the vast amount of capital and machinery that each US worker gets to work with.
FORBES: Why Mass Employment in Manufacturing Isn't Coming Back: It's The Productivity
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What you'll often see is a group of undocumented immigrants doing scut work - doing sweeping up, carrying heavy stuff, setting up the machinery, working alongside either native-born or documented immigrants who are doing the higher-paid skilled work - carpenters, electricians, plumbers, that sort of thing.
NPR: Immigrants Tend To Complement, Not Replace American Jobs
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Still, Mr Nastase has shown that Romania's creaky machinery of government can be just about made to work, if the political will is there.
ECONOMIST: Romania's reforms
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In 2009, Mr. Formanowicz closed one his five Polish plants, laying off most of the work force, and invested in better machinery to boost productivity at the four remaining.
WSJ: European Disunion: Euro's Allure Dims in Eastern Europe
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He complains that machinery makers sell foreign clients expertise that they acquired through their work in Italy.
ECONOMIST: On the tiles
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But unlike Dr Rondelez's circuits, which work in test tubes, these operate inside cells, piggybacking on the existing cellular machinery found within them.
ECONOMIST: DNA computing