On the one hand, employed women have to obey formal organizational rules (institutionalized work hours in this study) in the workplace to meet the employer requirements.
So an affordable pension scheme is what the southern state needs more than money for primary education, which is already institutionalized and working relatively well.
In it he describes how the common European foreign policy, which must not be institutionalized, can work.
The masculine mystique is institutionalized in work structures, according to three new studies forthcoming in the Journal of Social Issues.
As a consequence, the intensity of collective learning in the process of institutionalizing new work practices can be reduced.
"It's a sad state of affairs that city lawmakers would have to basically institutionalize the work of charitable organizations in order to confront the state's bail crisis," he added.
This helped to get back the trainees on course and allowed project implementation to proceed as scheduled, and to check on the steps taken in institutionalizing the work-based problem-solving approaches.
Dr. Diane Meier, the director of the Center to Advance Palliative Care at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, in New York, which is funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, has been working to institutionalize palliative care for nearly a decade.
By focusing on core management and leadership concepts and by working to institutionalize the concepts in a local capacity, this program addresses the central health sector development challenges of sustaining and replicating initiatives in order to improve healthcare delivery.
Institutionalized children and children working and begging in the street continue to pose challenge for the country to work on the realisation of children rights.
Stevenson and others in the criminal-justice and educational systems work to combat institutionalized racism, thereby helping to reduce the type of violence that arises from it.
