concrete. At the same time, it revolutionised housing construction because more and more workers and job seekers were looking for a roof over their heads in expanding industrial regions. In the beginning [...] form of housing construction born of the greed for profit, however, is Berlin, which was flooded with job-seekers at the end of the 19th century: There, mighty five- and six-storey blocks of brick houses were

industry in particular has become an important part of the economy. Remarkably, the Principality has more jobs than inhabitants; more than half of the employees are commuters from Switzerland and Austria. Related

start of World War I, Bosnia was still a poor, predominantly agrarian country. There were no factory jobs to absorb the great numbers of unemployed agricultural workers. Cityscapes were characterised not

following in 1866. As the new industries settled primarily in the capital and in the Porto region, no new jobs were created in rural areas. The population grew dramatically, and tens of thousands were forced to

e shifted to the service sector. The state, which created hundreds of thousands of administrative jobs, played a major role here. This was supplemented from the mid-20th century by the booming tourism

were centres of locomotive and railway carriage manufacturing. Still, there were nowhere near enough jobs for the countless numbers of the rural unemployed. The government broke up the large agricultural

organising and running workshops. Activities being considered for the future include an internship and job exchange platform and professional training by experts on YP topics. ERIH Young Professionals benefit

infrastructure. For the final selection of the Anchor Points a Seal of Quality will be developed. The job of the anchor points, which will be distinguished by common external and internal signage to show they

personality". The background to this was the notorious shortage of labour for poorly paid or dangerous jobs, especially in the chemical industry. From the 1950s, forced prison labour was used in virtually all

at the technical university but dropped out after a year. His industrial career began when took a job as a technical draughtsman at the iron and steel rolling mills at Tepliz in Bohemia (Teplice, Czechia)

Barcelona. After graduating from the school of industrial engineers in the city in 1946 his first job was as an engineer in the textile industry at Tarrasa in Catalunya. He then moved to the Spanish P

father became a shipping agent. After graduating in civil engineering at Madrid in 1892 Urgoiti took a job as engineer to the Cadagua paper factory in the hills 15 km west of Bilbao. It was a time of technological

school he became a boatman, then worked at the nearby limestone quarries. At the age of 20 he took a job as a patternmaker at the influential Bradley ironworks. A few years later he was moving frequently

Boulton and Watt factory in Birmingham. James Watt spotted his exceptional talent and offered him a job. Rennie installed the Boulton and Watt steam engines for the innovative Albion Flour Mills in London

Six Day Trials. Increasing unemployment resulted in accusations that women in industry were taking jobs from men. After she married in 1924, Pullinger left the company. With her husband she moved to London

he was a small child the family moved to the port of Helsingborg in Sweden where his father took a job leading construction projects. In 1891, his father founded the rubber company Helsingborg Gummifabrik

University in England, where he read Greek, physics and chemistry. After military service he took a job in a factory owned by his family at Angoulême that made copper-wire mesh, which was used particularly

two regions – the city of Hamburg and lower Austria. He grew up on a farm in Yorkshire. His first job was with the Chorlton Twist Company in Manchester. He may also have worked with McConnel and Kennedy

born in Munich, the son of Pietro Paulo Maffei (1754-1836) an Italian tobacco trader, and his first job was in his father’s business, but by 1835 he was involved in banking. He obtained sufficient capital

attended grammar schools at Rudy (now in Poland) and Opava (now in Czechia). In 1801 he was given a job on the estates of Count von Ballestrem. He was promoted several times until, in 1809, he became treasurer