These results suggest that the new diploma training programmes are making a difference to occupational roles, and that it might be expedient to introduce different job descriptions for each grade, where applicable.
The worse kind of "stuck" comes from accepting the (short-term) expedient move in a difficult job market instead of pushing through and getting your "ticket punched" by industry.
"The job is too important to do something expedient, to do something just because there is a vacancy there," he said.
This fragmentation may be expedient in Washington, Ottawa and Berlin, where the immediate imperative is to preserve jobs.
But, like them, he brought plain, honest-to-god talent to the job of news gathering, and learned to write by the simple expedient of doing it.
It also raises a central question for someone seeking a pressure cooker of a job that demands leadership and constant decisions: is he practical or expedient, an ideologue or a pragmatist?
Apparently, someone decided on high that it was not politically expedient to maintain an official U.S. jobless rate in double digits, so despite the continuing job losses, a way was found to report a reduction in the unemployment rate.
Making things even more difficult, many employers, staffing agencies and online job-posting firms are expressly screening out applicants who are unemployed, apparently as an expedient to cull résumés, or on the presumption that the unemployed are poor performers.
It would therefore be expedient to search for facilitation of RTW by the multidisciplinary intervention in subgroups needing assistance to perform their job, to make arrangements with their employer or other occupational issues.
As a young man teaching himself to paint through the simple expedient of looking at paintings, he never believed that one day he might be successful enough to give up the day job.
