Given India's history it is not surprising to find Men at Work signs of a make also seen in Great Britain. But, in a way, it does come as a surprise, because the other classes of signs in our study — rocks and children — clearly stand apart from their U.K. brethern.

The worker, though, is a female in my opinion.
This is not the body of a male person.

The person is tiptoeing. It is likely not the best approach to this kind of hard work. Or is it a sign of stress because she can't possibly comply? Who will tell?