TC: Related to this, socio-economic diversity, or the tech industry's need to do a better job promoting social mobility as part of a D&I agenda, seems almost entirely lacking from the wider industry conversation and I'm not sure this guide does enough to change that.
We argue that aerially small sites do not necessarily constitute short-term occupations because sites that might indicate high mobility as part of the spatial palimpsest of the landscape would have been quite ephemeral and often are not recorded by traditional surveys which focus on identifying highly visible sites rather than on systematically recording nonsite locales.
Empirical work based on a survey of conference attendants in Barcelona confirms this stance, and invites to reframe professional life 'in mobility' as performed as part of a wider package of everyday activities.
What is significant from the results is the confirmation it provides for the merit of requiring teachers to carry out learner mobilities as part of the CPD, ensuring that engagement was more meaningful and therefore more productive.
Common assessments of mobility, mostly as part of the comprehensive geriatric assessment [ 9], are the Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment (POMA) [ 10], the Functional Ambulation Categories (FAC) [ 11], gait speed measures and the six-minute walk test (6MWT) [ 12].
Local authorities, it is argued, already pay care homes to meet their residents' mobility needs as part of the overall contract price.
As described in an earlier article, European countries are setting up their national networks of mobility centres as part of ERA-MORE.
In another recent statement, FJI/Precarios pointed to delays in issuing the final list of candidates selected for mobility grants as part of the Program for the Training of Research Staff FPII).
Although the researchers were only testing for safety, they included several different scales to measure whether mobility improved as part of their study design to "get a hint" about what efficacy studies would yield later on.
But, ladies and gentlemen, true social mobility involves downward mobility as well as upward mobility.
Though Saul never makes his reasoning clear (once, he explains, "I have to eat"), he seems to join the uprising neither from commitment nor to save himself but to win his colleagues' aid in his efforts to bury his son, and to gain the measure of mobility, as a part of their plot, that will help him to do so.
