Nursing assistants were less likely to report a medico-legal incident (OR: 0.50; 95% CI: 0.26 0.93) relative to professional nurses (Table 3), again reflecting their much lower skills and type of tasks performed.
"My fourth graders had much lower reading skills than my third graders in this school.
Shooting a civilian (e.g. a member of the IRA shooting a Protestant at random in Northern Ireland) requires much lower levels of skill and expertise than a co-ordinated bombing.
So all three of these things are creating much bigger income gaps, much lower employment for people with lower skills, yet much higher productivity and great wealth for owners of capital.
One explanation for the difference is that the returns to skill were much lower in Argentine ranches than in intensive agriculture.
This is essentially the question the trial court addressed, and we conclude that the Appellate Division erred to the extent that it founded a judgment for defendants upon a much lower, grade-specific level of skills children are guaranteed the chance to achieve.
As a result, people with specific skills, often much lower down the company ladder than the typical expat of the past, now work abroad for a few weeks or months at a time.Employees' lives have altered too, in ways that make long foreign postings less attractive.
They said their companies had become dependent on the North Korean plants, whose workers, ill trained at first, quickly rivaled South Korean factory workers in skill, and for much lower wages.
If Apple, Uber or Facebook could sell and operate only in the US, the demand for high-skill workers would be much lower than it is today, and the country's lower-skilled labor force would not face such strong competition from abroad.
In contrast the person reliability indices for professionalism and skills items were much lower: for professionalism, person reliability was 0.32 and separation was 0.69 for the first cohort.
