These members include lawyers, bankers, accountants, patent attorneys, academics and consultants.

Most of the union's members, who include accountants, secretaries, pothole-fillers and secretaries, now work 35 hours a week.

They include corporate executives, managers, journalists, lawyers, psychiatrists, accountants and actors, who earn $50 to $100 a day for their work.

Examples include accountants and book-keepers appointed by individual clients.

Her team includes fellow accountants, a computer programmer and a transit police officer.

Members include accountants, teachers and lawyers, as well as university students.

The group includes teachers, accountants, business owners, a television news executive and a salesman.

Their ranks include accountants, tax lawyers, employee-benefit specialists, financial planners and insurance agents.

The average age of the members is 50, she said, and the chamber includes lawyers, accountants, financial service advisers and small-business owners.

Its consultants include lawyers, accountants, forensic technology specialists, industry experts, and former law enforcement agents.