Inadequate job descriptions, inadequate supervision and poor regulation and monitoring undoubtedly affect the effectiveness of these cadres of health workers and often result in their carrying out tasks and functions beyond their capabilities – which in turn raises questions about the quality of the care provided.
Where else was I going to go?" A state commission found causes for the violence in a paucity of jobs, inadequate schools and resentment of the police.
The strikes were officially over a paltry pay deal, but what really drove them was the everyday stresses of doing an important job with inadequate resources.
They primarily blame Bush, Wall Street/banks, and corporate CEOs and see job loss, inadequate wages, and healthcare costs as working people's biggest economic problems.
Even though women can now time their births, our nation's lack of a family-support infrastructure holds them back -- and mothers especially -- with a dirty laundry list of inequities: unfair pay, job ghettos, inadequate childcare, no sick leave, limited career tracks, and more.
Low job security, inadequate coping with job demands, and low support from employers were associated with psychological distress among working adults in both countries.
For example, AHWs spoke of an inability to exert influence over the premature death of loved ones, job insecurity, inadequate training and promotion opportunities and institutionalised racism.
The union said the demonisation of young people as lazy and any restriction of benefits as a way to force young people into low paying temporary jobs or inadequate training would not solve the problem.
These shortages mean that sometimes people are recruited to jobs with inadequate experience.
Its population of 1.1 million -- half under 15 -- is expected to double by 2014, which would pose almost unimaginable strains on what is already a highly congested area with few jobs, severely inadequate housing and almost no natural resources.
