Sentence examples for linked with work from inspiring English sources

Most obviously, long working hours were closely linked with work demands, thereby leading to an increase of occupational stress and bringing on poor general health.

The foundation degree has been practical and linked with work, and very useful.

Tsar Simeon's own name is closely linked with work on his Simeonov sbornik ("Simeon's Collection [of Gospel Commentaries]") and with the Zlatostruy ("Golden Stream"), the first Slavic version from the Greek of St. John Chrysostom.

To ensure integration with other hazard management activities in a region, the preparation of hazard provisions in a regional policy statement, in particular, should be linked with work being undertaken, and priorities established, as part of the CDEM Group Plan Quality Planningg 2013).

Herzberg's theory [ 10] distinguishes between motivating factors, which are intrinsically linked with work and determine job satisfaction, and demotivating factors, which are responsible for dissatisfaction.

In the third and fourth steps, the changes were not significant (p = 0.143), indicating that individual resources and musculoskeletal wellbeing were not linked with work ability in this group.

A large share of environmental impacts is linked with working and living in urban areas.

In most cases, overtime was linked with working through lunch breaks and often accepted as part of the daily routine in spite of possible harmful health consequences.

"Also my argument is that with people like that, whose work is so all-encompassing, the tragedy of their lives is very much linked with the work itself.

As such, professional satisfaction relates to those Herzberg motivator factors and intrinsic rewards that are directly linked with the work itself (e.g. responsibility, achievement, growth) as opposed to hygiene factors (e.g. salary, working conditions, supervision) [ 90].

In this paper the new excavations at Klasies River main site are introduced and the first results presented and linked with previous work, establishing a baseline for future reporting.