Sentence examples for decrease in tenure from inspiring English sources
The transition shows that both policy measures would benefit a majority of workers: only 7.4% would experience a decrease in tenure under the approved reform (5.5% in the transition to the single contract) due to the improvement in job stability.
A strong positive correlation was found between the variables "Age (difference in)", "Years since Graduation (difference in)," "Tenure I-NHS (difference in)", and "Tenure LHA (difference in)".
Also, the wage penalty decreases with tenure in the job, in line with the assumption that mismatched workers earn job-specific skills in the workplace (Nordin et al. 2010).
Bloomberg's tenure was marked by an expansion in charter schools, a decrease in the number of teachers who earn tenure, and the closure of large campuses to make way for smaller schools -- often located in the same building.
Since I do not find an increase or decrease in teacher work hours during the tenure evaluation year, I conclude that the spike in certain activities during this year must reduce the amount of time spent on other school-related activities.
We observe that hours worked decrease with tenure whereas the wage rate increases with tenure8.
Longer tenure increased the risk of heart disease in females by 32% for every five-year increase in tenure, although males had no increased risk.
District officials would hope that their policies have a permanent effect on teaching behavior; however, the only finding that appears to be permanent is a decrease in time spent on professional development after receiving tenure.
Lacking a higher level qualification, each unit decrease in tenure/car score and each additional year of age all increased mortality risks.
Decrease in academic performance.
