| It is in everyone's interest to ensure that all those who need treatment in the company towns receive it. |
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| New company towns are being constructed from nothing, most notably in China. |
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| However, it cannot afford to treat family members or others in the company towns where its workers reside. |
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| Article topics include how company towns can discover new approaches to local development and local innovation in youth entrepreneur training. |
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| Having only some people in the company towns being treated is obviously not a good situation. |
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| Changes like these are essential if every country does not want to return to company towns like Longhua, China, or Hershey, Pennsylvania. |
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| It took various forms such as company towns or employee profit-sharing. |
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| Mr. Green sets out two very different models of company towns. |
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| Villes industrielles planifiées traces the creation and evolution of three company towns built in regions of Québec in order to exploit their rich natural resources. |
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| The Bates company mill was shut down 36 years ago and the town eventually disappeared, as company towns usually do when the jobs go away. |
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| Humberstone and Santa Laura works contain over 200 former saltpeter works where workers from Chile, Peru and Bolivia lived in company towns and forged a distinctive communal pampinos culture. |
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| Workers, meanwhile, crowd into company towns and urban suburbs. |
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| The history of US company towns shows that Facebook is up against an old problem. |
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| In his company towns and camps, Osgood used various degrees of coercion, and hired strikebreakers. |
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| It is an outstanding example of the company towns that were born in many remote parts of the world from the fusion of local labour and resources from an industrialized nation, to mine and process high-value natural resources. |
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| Base residents' relation isolation and particular vulnerability made their living conditions similar to those of the residents of northern Canadian company towns. |
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| A wealthy man, he eventually owned thirteen spinning mills and had developed tenant farms and company towns around his textile mills, such as Slatersville, Rhode Island. |
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| Coat miners seeking union rights were fired by their employers and kicked out of company towns that gouged them by forcing them to use company scrip. |
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| But the bulk of the industrial base is located in company towns, known as monotowns, that epitomise the federation's countrywide industrial decline. |
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