Age and gender of respondents accurately reflected the demographics of the three company populations as a whole.
In the case of safety promotion, an actor network therefore literally includes the welfare state agencies, companies, populations, policy-makers, as well as a diverse set of linked physical structures, products, legislations, and other materials that are involved in or used for prevention of injuries.
In general, the addresses of study subjects and NOK were obtained from company records, population registries, pension or insurance files, or telephone directories.
If you want to understand happiness at your company, your population is the size of your company.
Partly owing to the growth of high-technology companies, the population stabilized in the 1980s and early '90s.
Administration, companies and population need efficient indicators of the possible effects given by a change in decision, strategy or habit.
Consider this: according to a study by Esri, a geographic information software company which analyzes population, if current rates of national population change continue on the track they have for the last two decades, by 2035, non-Hispanic whites will be outnumbered by minorities.
In addition, Mr. Campbell asked all water companies serving populations greater than 10,000 to report how much water they are able to deliver through their current systems of pumps and pipes.
And even the largest of all-remote companies have populations measured in the hundreds, not the thousands; once you hit a certain size you need a physical footprint.
Additional travel behavior characteristics of the company car sample population indicate that 92%% of the study population uses passenger cars as their trip mode for commuting, compared to 57%% of the general population [28] and 75%% of the control group population.
