Sentence examples for labor settings from inspiring English sources

In labor settings, an employer may play the role of principal and a worker may act as the agent.

Elsewhere across Pakistan, women are still mostly relegated to their homes, or they take jobs in traditional labor settings like women-only stitching factories or girls' schools, where salaries can be half of those in the service industry.

Obstetric fistula (OF) is a serious consequence of prolonged, obstructed labor in settings where emergency obstetric care is limited, but there are few reliable, population-based estimates of the rate of OF.

31 In a cohort study of children in Uganda in a low-endemicity setting, pools of 49 samples resulted in 95% cost and labor savings in settings where the prevalence was 0.01%.

Teachers and principals often labor in factory settings with factory rules and scant influence to reconfigure the assembly line.

Although ACOG has proposed that women be allowed to accept "higher levels of risk" in order to be able to attempt a trial of labor in some settings, access to VBAC is unlikely to increase in Florida as long as systemic barriers and liability risks remain high.

Mr. Stallkamp was instrumental in persuading Chrysler to recognize People of Diversity, and he oversaw the negotiation of Chrysler's pattern-setting labor contract with the U.A.W. before leaving in a conflict with Daimler's German leaders, Ms. Walters said.

But for all Albany's dysfunction, New York may yet be the first state in the nation to enact this precedent-setting labor reform: 72 years late, yet ahead of the pack.

The fidelity monitoring processes that are commonly employed in research settings are labor intensive and probably unrealistic to employ in community agencies given the additional burden and cost that they represent over and above the cost of implementing the EBP.

In resource poor settings, obstructed labor is one of the most common causes of maternal death [ 1, 2].

The capacity of health service organizations, both large and small, to effectively implement complex interventions is dependent on their capacity to integrate these in divisions of labor, and specific organizational settings.