This dataset contains variables such as income, housing, employment, language spoken, ancestry, education, poverty, rent, mortgage, commute to work, etc.
Many Uighurs, a Turkic Muslim people who are the largest ethnic group here in the oil-rich region of Xinjiang, express concern and frustration over a variety of government policies related to employment, language and religion.
However, relations between MtL and participation in job-related NFE remain significant in most countries, indicating a predictive validity of MtL for participation in job-related NFE above and beyond age, employment, language, and level of education.
The survey covered the themes of employment, language skills and training, political and civic participation, family reunion, long-term residence as well as naturalisation and citizenship acquisition of immigrants.
When NSAOH estimates of oral health were adjusted to reflect Census distributions of employment, language spoken at home and level of schooling, there were generally small changes suggesting that bias was of a small magnitude.
To compare the preventive health behaviors of the samples, within a generalized estimating equation framework, weighted univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses were conducted controlling for age, educational attainment, employment, language, and insurance status.
He is a constitutional and civil rights attorney who has vast experience litigating cases on behalf of Latino and African American communities in the areas of voting rights, employment discrimination, language rights, access to public education for poor and language minority children, and housing.
Because participation in further education is substantially affected by previous education, age, employment, and language, we adjusted for literacy and reduced the sample to employed working-age individuals with the test language matching the native language to avoid biases.
As well as increasing your employment prospects, language skills also open up opportunities to work abroad.
By intertwining key variables such as accessibility to employment, English language classes, people of similar cultures or situations, proximity to food/clothing/healthcare, a combinatory metric is designed to assess the most adequate liveability within the Toronto Census Metropolitan Area.
Highlighting human rights abuses by security forces, it says "those living on the margins – including refugees and asylum seekers lacking employment, Khmer language skills and a social network – are at particular risk".
