81.   -- improvements in labor law to allow workers to have flexible hours,

82.   A Boston attorney said, however, that the workers may have little recourse.

83.   A decade ago, workers typically had high school diplomas and no specialized training.

84.   A paralyzed construction worker had to sell his house, he said.

85.   Additionally, many temporary and part-time workers have to pay medical and retirement costs out of their own pockets.

86.   All star workers have some sort of internal motivation.

87.   Bray thinks workers may have to be recruited from Birmingham and Chattanooga and bused to Atlanta every day.

88.   But at a certain level of income, the worker may have to forfeit some benefits.

89.   Businesses have the right to stay afloat during a strike, just as workers have the right to seek other jobs.

90.   But employees also describe it as a cramped, noisy place where one worker may have to squeeze past another to get into a car or to find tools.