Alternatively, some workers see this species as the phyletic ancestor of certain members of the genus Homo (Leakey et al. 2001), but there are other ways of interpreting the morphological evidence (Strait and Grine 2004; see below).
Unemployment will remain high because aging populations don't consume as much and because well-paying American or European jobs are going to be increasingly filled by robots or, alternatively, five workers in Asia.
Alternatively, the workers could have lowered their threshold for WLE acceptance after detecting the decrease in queen fecundity, indicating that she was failing or ageing.
Alternatively, a worker not facing an hours constraint on the first job may take a higher paying second job that does have constrained hours, say, a temporary job or limited hours per week.
Alternatively, if younger workers obtain better initial matches, then there will be less subsequent mobility and more long-tenure jobs.
Alternatively, older health workers may be more likely to follow guidelines learned during initial pre-service or early in-service training, when they were more open to new ideas.
During the period of stock outs, the ANC staff were either suspending IPTp services or advising their clients to come back on the next visit to receive SP. Alternatively, the health workers would issue prescription for the women to buy SP elsewhere.
It may be speculated that the association between perceived exertion and objectively assessed workload would have been higher if the frequency of questions were higher during the day or alternatively if the workers could rate their perceived exertion after every task performed.
Alternatively, public health worker incomes may be comparable to what they can earn in the private labour market, and their expectations are influenced by this.
