The reality is that Cable is making it easier for employers to push employees out the door with a poorly compensated "settlement agreement", while making it more expensive and complicated for staff to get a fair hearing.
Providers felt inadequately prepared to handle the psychosocial and mental health consequences of IPV; this was complicated by staff shortages, a lack of clarity on the mandate of the health sector, as well as confusion over the definition and need for 'counselling'counselling
"We bought them when we were working a lot more, before the 35-hour week," Mr. Ridgway said, referring to a law France passed in 2000 limiting the number of hours a week an employee could work before earning overtime, which has complicated the staffing of some businesses.
The task of getting these students up to par was complicated last summer by staff and supply shortages, as well as by haphazard record-keeping that made it difficult to determine which students were coming to class.
Chromatographical techniques have been extensively used for the sensitive detection of OP insecticides, but they require trained staff, complicated sample pretreatments, and are often not suitable for field conditions.
It's hard to do a definitive cost-benefit analysis of a variable as complicated as nurse staffing because health care accounting systems are often byzantine.
Salvaging a damaged limb takes tremendous medical expertise and many expensive hours of complicated, staff-heavy surgery.
While this makes it more complicated for the service staff when giving the correct dinner selections to everyone, it does cut down on the rampant card switching that goes on when the bride and groom have preselected the seating.
The way in which staff explained complicated, and sometimes distressing, medical details about the health and progress of their baby was also important to parents.
While at baseline (T0) almost 25% of the staff agreed that patient treatment was complicated by conflicts among the staff members (Item 7), the agreement decreased within the process of team building (T1) to 15% which was almost the same level after the team building process at T2 (16%) (p = 0.12, Chi-Square-Test).
Workload, measured by taking total patient visits (utilization) and dividing this number by the numbers of staff in each profession, has decreased over time.b This may be due to staff seeing more complicated cases or providing a higher quality of care that requires more time, as well as expanding their job scopes to cover other tasks, which may include research, teaching, and administration.
