Among the eight private U.S. industries with >100,000 injuries and illnesses annually, the number of cases of nonfatal injury or illness in hospitals is the second highest; and the incidence rate of injuries and illnesses per 100 fulltime workers employed in nursing and personal care facilities is 13.5; by contrast, the national average is 1.8.
a parent or other caretaker of a child in a household in which another member is subject to the requirements of this section or is employed fulltime.
Recent studies showed that significantly more patients with chronic migraine suffer from psychiatric comorbidities than patients with episodic migraine (31 – 58%% vs. 17 – 30%%), and that patients with chronic migraine had lower household incomes and were less likely to be employed fulltime [4, 5, 9].
In her bestselling 1989 book "The Second Shift," Arlie Russell Hochschild argued that women employed fulltime still went home to do the vast majority of the housework.
Still, there are high expectations for men, irrespective of union type, to be employed fulltime in all three contexts.
Despite their relative affluence compared to participants, the facilitators did not have fulltime work (until employed by the project) and continued to struggle financially, following the completion of the intervention.
Indeed, since 2001 a fulltime staff member has been employed to keep licensing agreements current and available to Princeton library users — wherever they happen to be.
Tony is currently employed as a fulltime police officer and she loves her work, which she characterizes as "being in service". Her supporters have completely recovered from any hardships or sacrifices that they experienced during her training period and they all are thriving.
According to government figures, the total fulltime equivalent staff of officer grade employed throughout the prison estate was 24,272 in 2000 and 26,474 at the beginning of 2006.
