51.   In exchange the workers receive modest wages and the privilege of farming a small plot on the park grounds.

52.   In Chile, workers often receive bonuses at the end of wage negotiations.

53.   In many cases, executive pensions give benefits that are far more generous than rank-and-file workers receive, even after the differences in salaries are taken into account.

54.   In most previous Japanese recessions, the personal savings rate has fallen as workers have received smaller bonuses and done less overtime but have maintained their consumption.

55.   In good years workers can receive large pay increases, while when business turns sour employers can save money.

56.   In that case, workers could immediately receive unemployment benefits.

57.   In some hospitals, where the cafeterias closed, workers received free food and patients were given catered meals.

58.   In many cases, executive pensions give benefits that are far more generous than non-executive workers receive, even after the differences in salaries are taken into account.

59.   In Miller County, near the Texas border, poll workers received ballots on the eve of the election at their homes.

60.   In return, relatively unskilled workers will receive a month or two of computer training along with paperwork attesting to far more extensive work experience.