The timing of the job losses announcement has been dictated by the run-down of steel work on the yard's remaining orders.
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As the Soviet Union collapsed, he left to work for a steel-trading house in Zurich before setting up his own in Belgium, competing at times with Marc Rich.
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As many as 26, 000 jobs (or the equivalent number of work hours) in steel-using industries may have been lost because of the tariffs, according to the IIE.
Then, in the second gallery, a new world of possibilities seems to be opening up, with some of Sir Anthony's earliest abstract sculptures from the 1960s, open-work forms in painted steel and aluminium, all resting on the ground.
She minimized paint (using plaster walls inside, stone outside and steel-clad windows) so as to avoid retouching work.
However, the number of jobs lost also ties in with the yard's proposals for the future - which would see it move out of steel work almost completely.
Chamberlain is practically sui generis though the idea of his best work (where steel is as malleable as paint) being AbEx in 3-D is a little closer to the truth.
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Steel mills that needed 100 -- or 1, 000 employees are now able to do the same work with 100 employees, so layoffs too often became permanent, not just a temporary part of the business cycle.
But the work-rule rigidities of industrywide unions have doomed many an American job, notably in steel and autos.
As well as guaranteeing what is still a good hourly wage, these agreements stifle innovation (through detailed work rules) and offer health-care benefits that are far more generous than those which the steel firms' white-collar workers get.
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