To capture housing tenure, participants were asked to categorise their current accommodation in the following categories: (1) own or mortgage, (2) rented and (3) rent-free (living rent free in relative's/friend's property or squatting).
"High demand department" may be reflective of factors we were unable to capture, such as tenure at the company, skill level, experience with a particular task, and dynamic selection into and attrition out of high departments based on previous injury experience and/or safety culture [ 21, 22].
One of the reasons for the lack of research in these countries is the lack of labor data that captures the earnings, tenure, and separations information required for dynamic monopsony estimation.
We conclude that agent-based and traditional economic models can be successfully combined to capture complex emergent land tenure and market price patterns while simplifying the overall model design.
Trailblazers, who, in the first season of Ramsay's coaching tenure (1976 86), captured the NBA championship.
During Van Arsdale's tenure, the Cavaliers captured NCAA Division I championships in 2003, 2006 and 2011 and produced Tewaaraton Award winners in midfielder Chris Rotelli (2003) and attackmen Matt Ward (2006) and Steele Stanwick (2011).
That is a feat the Detroit Tigers have failed to capture for 30 years, and in the tenure of Billy Beane and his Oakland Athletics, they have yet to come close to even sniffing the hardware.
A long game in Havana ReprintsMore than a dozen of Mexico's worst drug lords have been captured or killed during Mr Peña's 27-month tenure, and almost all the famous ones are now behind bars.
For Carla Del Ponte, who stepped down as prosecutor in December, the campaign for their capture was almost the main theme of her eight-year tenure.
We examine the prospects for implementing PES projects under a centralised government in Vietnam, where insecure land tenure, high transaction costs, high opportunity costs and pervasive capture of benefits by local elites challenges PES policy and practice.
Furthermore, surveillance systems do not systematically capture indicators of socioeconomic status (such as education, occupation, ethnicity, or housing tenure) or link those indicators to specific persons.
