e-Learning systems designed for new entrants training aim to facilitate new entrants' job adaptation; however, the empirical link between their system use and job adaptation lacks.
In addition, longer maternity leaves were related to better job adaptation.
It would appear that in Polish medical education there are some crucial moments to identify the quality of job adaptation and future career: admission, and the second, fifth and sixth years of medical school.
The results suggested the valid connection of new entrants' e-learning systems use to their organizational socialization and overall job-adaptation outcome.
Several recent studies have also addressed issues related to employment and predictors of returning to work, such as the effect of age, education, type of job, workplace adaptations, adjuvant treatment and recurrences [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15], or time to return to work [16], [17],[18], among women diagnosed with breast cancer.
The Flea premières Bradshaw's "Job," an adaptation of the Book of Job.
I think they did a really great job with the adaptation of it and I was happy to go see it open in a real theater two nights ago.
Humphrey Bogart plays a flippant, formerly successful screenwriter who takes on a hack adaptation job to prove himself to the studios and ends up a murder suspect when his young female assistant turns up dead.
The original idea of natural selection and random mutation, implicit in Fisher's work [ 21], was to minimize the amount of "work" done by chance in the evolution of adaptation and let natural selection do the job of evolving an adaptation by pulling out from the noise the supposed slightly beneficial mutations and causing them to accumulate inexorably toward the evolution of adaptation.
Table 4 shows the coefficients of a model with a dummy variable for each of the four types of workplace accommodations the workers may receive, i.e. reduced working hours, a new job, light duties, and adaptations in terms of equipment or office remodelling.
