The phrase "amount of years worked" is not correct in standard written English.
It is more appropriate to use "number of years worked" when referring to the duration of employment.
Example: "The number of years worked at the company is a key factor in determining eligibility for retirement benefits."
Alternatives: "duration of employment" or "years of service".
The amount of years working with people who had palliative care needs was found to have no significant influence on the amount of confidence change that participants reported (F 4,91) = .761, p = .554).554
The comparatively low number (n = 2,877 over 8 years) of confirmed cases can be explained by high legal barriers and medical conditions that must be fulfilled for the confirmation of an OD No. 2108, for example, the commonly required weights and duration of exposure (hours worked with carrying, lifting, and in bent posture, the amounts of work shifts and the years worked in the occupation).
The questionnaire contained three questions about the respondent (sex, age and nationality) and five questions about the work setting (amount of years in function, workload, region, function and number of Turkish or Moroccan terminally ill patients cared for).
Therefore, the amount of working years was corrected by estimating the number of days actually worked using pesticides during a calendar year.
"It is very difficult to get that experience, the amount of years he has been working at the highest level, and the know-how he has is a real strength.
For those who've been out of work for an extended period of time – or worse yet, have a limited amount of working years left in front of them -- there can be a heightened sense of urgency to re-double their previous efforts to save as a way to catch-up.
The number of persons and the amount of lost working years underscores the need of a more active counselling towards maintaining employment especially among those with persistent musculoskeletal disorders.
In comparison, amongst Jewish women who studied the same amount of years, only 19percentt can't find work.
In order to cope with impacting factors on rural physicians' lifelong learning, the results of the study reinforced the importance of continuing medical education and career satisfaction for lifelong learning and the need for medical schools and hospitals to provide reasonable strategies and necessary support for rural physicians with different amounts of working years.
The better way to make pay comparisons, he said, would be to look at the annual salaries adjusted for the amount of the year someone worked.
