Time to venture outside the cubicle for an encounter with SCOTT ADAMS, left, chronicler of cubicle culture -- in other words, the workplace and the back-stabbing, money-grubbing machinations of middle-level workers.
A lack of equity and fairness in issues related health workers' allocation of allowances, access to training and promotion and recognition has been documented in other studies and linked to contributing factors for attrition particularly in middle-level workers working in remote areas [ 19- 21, 43].
The middle level contained the most workers (63.0%), followed by superior (21.3%), and technical (15.7%).
In the social domain, those more likely to exhibit poor quality of life were workers who were living without a partner, workers in the middle levels, heavy smokers, and workers with common mental disorders and systemic disease diagnosed by a physician.
5, 12, 13 Although drug shops in Uganda are commonly owned and registered by middle-level health workers, they are usually manned by either lower-level nurses (nursing assistants who have some level of medical training that allows them to manage simple health problems like treatment of fever) or people with no previous medical training.
Regarding their education and professional training, 31.1% of them were medical doctors, 17.8% were hygiene and sanitation middle level and 15.6% were primary health workers (Table 1).
Although a quarter of the population had only low or middle level education, most of the respondents were knowledge workers.
The entrance is on the middle level.
The kitchen is on the middle level.
Kamar was shoved into the middle level.
The regime is the middle level.
