To investigate the relationship between the occurrence of health complaints and self-reported work ability, the odds ratio of reporting insufficient work ability for subjects with high complaints was estimated for each psychological health complaint and compared to those with low complaints.
In addition, odds ratios of reporting insufficient work ability for subjects with high complaint scores compared to physicians with low complaint scores were calculated for each mental disorder.
Another factor likely contributing to growth in the IVB rolls occurred in 1988 when the Income Support program replaced Supplementary Benefits as the primary means-tested social assistance payment for those out of work with insufficient work history to qualify for IVB proper or other insurance-based payments.
No, but more heavily means-tested for those with insufficient contributions (insufficient work history) Yes.
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The theory proposes that insufficient reward for work effort can negatively impact upon the capacity of an individual to regulate their emotions, thoughts and behaviours, which in turn can lead to job strain [ 37].
Although this may work for simple, straightforward systems, it will be insufficient to deal with errors occurring in highly complex systems like medicine.
He had to defer his place at a London university to work for a year, because her savings for his tuition were insufficient.
Black women's intersectional identity that casts them not only as racially subordinate, but as gender, and class subordinate, as well, therefore, indicts interracial, interdenominational conversations that "celebrate" racial reconciliation as inherently insufficient for the work of justice as it relates to the entire black community, male and female.
