41.   Although the same sort of problem might not happen in your organization, workers do have all sorts of misconceptions about the chain of command.

42.   American workers have never had it so good.

43.   Americans realized that economic misfortune could result from events over which honest, hardworking and thrifty workers had little control.

44.   An employer to send a worker to health-care provider for examination, if the worker has symptoms of ergonomics injury stemming from repetitive motion.

45.   And although workers are having less trouble finding jobs, analysts say wages have not risen markedly in response to the heavy demand for labor.

46.   Analyst Jaime Herrera, who follows the auto industry for LatinSource of Mexico City, says U.S. auto workers have reason to be concerned.

47.   And if employers do that, workers may not have enough evidence to satisfy Social Security that a correction is warranted.

48.   And every now and then the workers have to buy a bar of soap and some toothpaste.

49.   And a New York health care worker had to find a new career after a near-fatal reaction to the latex in surgical gloves and medical equipment.

50.   And in the current environment of corporate cutbacks, workers have greater tolerance levels, particularly if they fear losing a steady paycheck.