Instead, many ambitious, highly mobile Polish workers moved to more welcoming parts of Western Europe — Britain and Ireland in particular — where they have been credited with fueling economic growth, passing through Germany, especially its poorer, depopulating east, on the way.
The majority of the mobile health workers moved to higher-level health facilities; very few moved to other rural township health centres.
All the districts had functioning routine EPI programmes and the vaccine delivery strategies included fixed sites (where vaccines are provided at the health facility), outreach (where the health workers provide vaccine in the community at regular intervals), mobile delivery (where health workers move from place to place providing vaccinations) and campaigns.
The Israeli labor market is extremely flexible (e.g. hiring and firing are relatively easy), and mobile (workers can easily move between jobs) (Peretz 2016).
Currently, China has a highly mobile population of 252 million migrant workers, moving from country to city in search of work (data from National Bureau of Statistics of China).
"We had to ask, 'Is this another way to measure a community's viability?' " City leaders concluded that people were being born, but that recent college graduates, the most mobile members of society, were not choosing to move to Memphis, and that workers moving in earned less than those moving out.
Workers moved from one company to another.
Many social workers moved directly into action.
In other words, uneducated workers moved out of (low-paid) agricultural labor faster than educated workers.
The new version, Office 2013, has plainly been created for mobile workers and consumers, using tablets and smartphones on the move as well as personal computers at their desks.
