And regions with a better socio-economic environment would attract more health workers, including better living conditions, access to education for children, and availability of employment for spouses [ 13, 14].
The authors stated that "filter factors" such as demographics (age), personal circumstances (financial needs) and opportunity (availability of employment for spouse) promote or limit retention in rural practice [ 38].
One is the difficulty of monitoring "availability for work" – the requirement often used to curtail informal employment.
This constitutes a push factor for migration, while the availability of employment overseas represents a pull element.
At the tertiary level, a student-worker scheme was introduced in 1978, with students working for six months and studying for six months, thereby linking admission to higher educational institutions to the availability of employment.
Hence, we treat enforced minimum age of employment regulation as affecting the availability of employment outside of the household.
The beneficial characteristics include; greater availability of food, housing arrangements, health services and greater availability of employment opportunities.
The second (alternative) refers to "the availability of employment elsewhere on comparable terms.
We collected information on age, gender, country of birth, living condition, relationship, educational and employment status, and financial availability for each weekend.
Lovelace's own appeal had less to do with any extraordinary physical endowment (she was turned down for employment by Xaviera Hollander, the Happy Hooker, because her breasts were too small) than with her aura of girl-next-door availability.
