The interviews revealed the following facts: ▪ Very few Saudi nationals are working on construction projects in KSA and there is a problem of employing non Saudis who are in KSA or recruiting HR from aboard because of the high recruitment fees on foreign contracts; ▪ The remoteness of remote projects has an impact of on social life of workers.
At our sites, the number of recruits recorded was generally very low, except at Hulus U. High recruitment there might result from its location close to large mountain massifs at high altitude (altitude had the strongest effect on both new; Pr = 0.19 and recruits; Pr = 0.06).
But the high recruitment fees remain, as does the practice of cheating workers on overtime.
For many charities, the excitement of hiring new talent is often dampened by the prospect of high recruitment costs.
(Given Isis's high recruitment rate, it is not entirely clear that this is meeting with much success).
These challenges can result in a high turnover rate (in some cases 150% for employee position), which is responsible for high recruitment costs and declining productivity.
The delegation found that Qatar was not doing enough to stop passports being confiscated or to stop workers being forced to pay high recruitment fees, which often place them in heavy debt.
In a year when sedimentation was high, recruitment and survival of oysters, barnacles, and bryozoans was higher on vertical models regardless of refuge.
The high recruitment of the plant species on the landslides also explains partly how the rich biodiversity is formed and maintained in the study area.
In some cases, soil properties interacted with vegetation structure: soils high in clay content maintained high recruitment even with a decrease in production.
The demographic parameters most successful for continued population growth were medium to high recruitment, low seedling mortality and high seedling abundance, relatively low growth rates (compared to many pioneer species) and moderate to high abundance in all life stages.
