Instead, alignment of personal values with career opportunities and the structural dynamics of the biomedical academic workforce (i.e., high number of PhDs relative to available academic jobs, pay, availability of grant funding, extremely high workload of faculty) played the most central roles in shaping their career interests.
But why, others have argued, should we fret over the linguistic cosmetics of which box on a form gets ticked when key issues such as equal pay, availability of child-care and political representation remain bigger practical obstacles to a fully equal society?
Prior research has identified both intrinsic and extrinsic factors associated with health worker job satisfaction, including pay, management, availability of equipment, staffing and workload, and health worker age and cadre [ 22- 24].
Although extensive work has been carried out under CBM, yet little attention has been paid to availability modeling of systems with CBM maintenance (Khanduja et al. 2011).
Special attention should be paid to availability of screening services in urban areas.
They have a higher organic-carbon level, but the scientists think that might be an acceptable price to pay for abundant availability and a self-regulating supply chain.
Catchwords like scalability, on demand self service, pay per use, availability everywhere and any time describe an even bigger catchword: cloud computing.
Today, Intuit opened up its mobile device-based card payment service, Intuit Pay, for general availability in the UK — just a few weeks after PayPal announced that it would be bringing its own mobile payment service, Here, to the UK later this year.
If I estimated working 10 hours a week doing paid labor that earned me at most $300 and, say, another 15 hours a week without pay marketing my availability, traveling to conferences, reading up on new developments in my field, or trying to arrange engagements for next year -- as any entrepreneur knows, an impossibly low time commitment -- that's not change enough.
Increased pay for staff, availability of medicines and equipment delivered uncritically could destabilize a system that can count organized primary care linked to public health as major assets.
Besides known patients factors (such as severity of complaints, the ability to pay for services, availability of services and peer support for choosing a provider) specific health services factors were also identified.
