I also eliminate apprenticeships and job spells in agriculture, fishing, mining and household activities since non-pecuniary payments are more prevalent in these activities and the number of working days is again self-reported.
Thanks to the generosity of their benefactress Julia Woods, they had enough money to buy and convert a house in Hordle, in the New Forest, but their pecuniary unwordliness was such that they defaulted on payments, and were evicted.
In contrast to the trust in medical authority/government regarding routine vaccines, once direct payment was involved, trust was replaced by suspicion of pecuniary gain, with many parents doubting the motivation behind clinician's recommendations on optional vaccines, particularly from private clinicians.
Wynia (31) suggests that payment systems can create incentives for unethical behaviour by setting the physician's pecuniary interests in opposition to high quality care and that adding an extrinsic financial incentive might undermine, or 'crowd out', intrinsic motivation.
Gain a pecuniary advantage.
Gain a pecuniary advantage.
In the same year, says Mr Gilmartin, he told Mr Ahern over the telephone about the Flynn payment; and Mr Gilmartin adds that, by the by, he had four meetings with Mr Ahern to discuss such pecuniary matters.
Others may be lured by pecuniary rewards.
All pecuniary aid will be thankfully received.
And it went on: "If Mr. Trump doesn't liquidate, he will be accused of a pecuniary motive any time he takes a policy position.... Along the way Mr. Trump could expose himself to charges, however unfair, that he is violating the Constitution's Emoluments Clause, which prohibits public officials from accepting gifts or payment from foreign governments".
But the English legal system has other pecuniary advantages.
