The full-time cleaning and electrical maintenance workers had equal number of maintenance workers' availability that was above 90% (two times) during overtime maintenance activity (Table 9).
Items were carefully selected after an extensive literature search and cognitive interviews with 15 program enrollees (of various ages, levels of education and incomes) and 15 employees (an equal number of social workers, nurses and aide workers) that were not included in the main study.
It is not obvious, though, that an equitable distribution of health workers would entail an equal number of health workers per capita across regions or districts.
Equal number of maintenance workers' availability that was less than 80% was obtained for the full-time cleaning and mechanical maintenance workers (two times).
It is a very small place — a population of about half a million citizens, plus an equal number of expatriate workers.
And, according to insiders, Google has an equal number of contract workers and employees, so these problems permeate the company.
In the case of Tanzania, such in-country differences appear to be of sufficient significance to warrant a deviation from the principle of an equal number of health workers per capita in all districts.
The Bush administration is expected to announce this week a decision to begin vaccinating up to 500,000 troops and an equal number of public health workers, law enforcement officials and others who respond to emergencies against the highly contagious virus.
Here we report the results of a study investigating 18 PCE-exposed female dry cleaners and an unexposed control group comprised of an equal number of female laundry workers who were not exposed to PCE.
