Labor Legend Prints

'It's a screaming ladies part.'

The Businessmen Have to Make Decisions from Many Options

'It's a chart of office morale. This is where you went on vacation.'

Hanging off every word...

"Sir, the staff are all assembled for your pep talk."

'Told you to get your mower fixed.'

'Hey, Bob, can you get this itch on my chin? It's driving me nuts.'

Gym. Weight Room. This must be sculpting my body --- All my muscles feel like putty.

Congratulations Strike Over!

Team Leader

'It's a beautiful lighthouse. However, hauling the batteries up the stairs has taken its toll on my back.'

From Hunter-Gatherer to Influencer: The Evolution of the Dignity of Labor

41 Rounds of Layoffs Survived

'He was always too busy to sit for his portrait.'

'My predecessor left some big shoes to fill.'

"This lawnmower is a real time saver. After pushing it around for an hour, I forget about all the ambitious landscaping plans I thought up over winter."

September: All the familiar signs of harvest are with us once more.

Carl Wilhelm Scheele: "There was a great display of ores and minerals...I could not write with a molybdenite pencil."

"To show you how committed the company is to ending this strike, we are moving operations to Mexico."

Man mowing lawn that grows quicker then he can cut it!

Garden sprinkler in the form of a classical statue

Lawrence of Suburbia

'Well, do you want to sign up or not?' - 'Um...yes and no.'

Maternity Ward "Just call me the Secretary of Labor."

All this cardio is great. But maybe we should do some lifting, too.

From now on, the rats that get steroids don't have to run the maze.

"And, after they see you do this, the 'promised land' can be whatever you say it is."

'So far, I've lost 90 dollars.'

Spring cleaning.

"We need a miracle. Who runs that department?"

"Lawn fish. They're hell to get rid of."

"Remember, as employees here at Auto y Rod Inc., I expect you to set a good example!"

"Sorry dear! I'm very busy right now."

'Are you sure this is only the 100kg?'

"I shoveled 5 driveways and made $40."