The
laggers would be on board to apply asbestos lagging to the pipework.
Laggers were Indiana at 61% and Ohio 31% harvested.
Environmentalists are expected to argue that thousands of jobs could be created for the likes of loft
laggers, plumbers, builders, electricians, plasterers and insulation specialists as part of a local government-led programme to reduce carbon emissions.
The wildcat action hit a liquefied natural gas site in Milford Haven, West Wales, and the Aberthaw power station in South Wales and involved
laggers and thermal insulation engineers.
His relatives claim he was exposed to asbestos while working in the boiler house, alongside
laggers applying asbestos to the boiler and pipework.
Commercial vehicles are
laggers in the cycle," she said.
The
laggers used to empty large sacks of raw asbestos fibres into drums and then mix it with water.
The
laggers (the bottom performing 10 per cent) spent more on employee training than the leaders.
Our current investigation examines communications by category and among category leaders and
laggers defined by sales performance.
Complexity was measured by the percentage of standard parts and showed that while the industry leaders had an average standard parts ration of 78 per cent, this reduced to 51 per cent for the industry
laggers.
However, although the best UK manufacturing sites were as good as any, compared to the other nations studied, the UK has a significantly higher concentration of
laggers.
Not surprisingly, Figure 2 illustrates that on average, the Leaders generally surpassed their goals, whereas the
Laggers tended to fail short of business expectations.
