Gignac et al. studied job disruptions (operationalized as limitations to meet work demands) in workers with inflammatory arthritis or osteoarthritis [ 12].
Job disruptions were associated with male sex, previous absenteeism, job change, and arthritis-work spill over (the extent to which the demands of arthritis interfered with work and work interfered with managing arthritis).
Even as some workers returned to their jobs, disruption of fuel oil supplies and freight transit, combined with shortages of raw materials resulting from a customs strike, largely kept economic life in the country at a standstill.
A pretrial jail term, even if only a few weeks long, can mean loss of a job and disruption of family life and other social ties.
In many ways it's a job ripe for disruption; robots v truckers.
Despite becoming obvious targets of disruption, job boards still contribute 10-15 percent of hires in the U.S. Wave 2: Active versus passive sourcing.
We are not the only people that see now as something similar to the Industrial Revolution with regard to job and social disruption, secular unemployment and rapid adoption of new technologies.
Like every business out there -- from publishing to retail to the taxi business in New York -- the business of getting a job is in disruption.
Community engagement, job security, and disruption of daily life affect compliance to NPI implementation [ 7].
Studies from South Africa have identified lower educational achievement and a shock to the household, defined as death of a household member, job loss, marital disruption, or loss of a grant or remittance, as a risk factors for teenagers becoming pregnant (12, 13).
