Two of this year's Nobel Laureates in chemistry, which was announced yesterday, are Israeli citizens who had left the country; one of them complained that he couldn't find tenure).
(Some fields of work, admittedly, make it easier to return than others. In academia, the situation in Israel is dire. Two of this year's Nobel Laureates in chemistry, which was announced yesterday, are Israeli citizens who had left the country; one of them complained that he couldn't find tenure).
The M.L.A. report estimates that only sixty per cent of newly-minted Ph.D.s will find tenure-track jobs after graduation.
Those doing research in physiological aspects of ecology or in plant physiology often needed to take postdoctoral positions before they could find tenure-track faculty positions.
Similarly, Mullan et al. (2011) analyze the role of incomplete rural property rights in the migration decisions of rural households by using independent-based household surveys and self-reported information on land tenure and find that tenure insecurity reduces migration.
A surprise choice because he was not a Royal alumnus, he found his tenure less than smooth.
Mr. Baucus has served Montana in the Senate since 1978, but his approval ratings are now only break even — and in general, we have found that tenure in office is a weak predictor of performance once there is more contemporary evidence about how a state's voters feel about a candidate.
We found land tenure to be a significantly stronger predictor of the distribution of ecosystem values and land use preferences than protected area status.
Similarly, an international study on hospital nursing unit managers found that tenure (or years in nursing) had a negative relationship with job satisfaction [ 58].
Sharon found a tenure-track position in Israel, and the family moved back there.
After an intense, 18-month-long search, they found two tenure-track positions at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta in 1995.
