91.   Several other aid workers feared for the safety of the Afghan staff and worried that the maximum penalty under Taliban law could be imposed against them.

92.   The government plans to offer one or two thermal power plants for sale this year and many workers fear that privatization will lead to layoffs.

93.   The head of a doctors organization said the trend did not necessarily mean workers feared for their jobs.

94.   The workers fear losing job security and other benefits if the port operations are taken over by corporations.

95.   Their bosses have told them that U.S. companies will leave Haiti if there is bad publicity and workers fear they will be fired if they push for more money.

96.   The workers fear the worst.

97.   The workers feared for their safety in the empty buildings, and said they did not have money to refurbish them.

98.   The workers feared that reducing output would put the reactors at risk, so they switched off the safety systems.

99.   The workers fear Ecopetrol plans to contract private companies to do the work now performed by union members.

100.   Workers also feared they would lose their jobs if private bus companies started driving city routes.