Sentence examples for productivity allowance from inspiring English sources

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However, Cameroon is the only one of the four countries that has implemented effective strategies to improve the productivity and performance of health workers; for example, a productivity allowance was introduced, comprising 10% of the financial resources generated by the health facility, to motivate staff.

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The country also has a managed system of wage-setting that fails to make enough allowance for different productivity levels across the economy.Wages in Italy are set centrally too (as they are in Greece), although compensation for inflation is no longer automatic.

They recommended that unique types of costing issues should be included in the project's cost estimation at the pre-construction stages of project; these include: mobilization/demobilization, accommodation, inclement weather downtime, site allowances, delivery, and productivity.

In an environment where base salary levels and productivity are low, the indirect incentives and allowances provided by donors to health staff implementing their projects become very important.

More commonly, risk-averse workers might willingly accept a wage below their marginal productivity in exchange for job security, e.g. allowances for sick days [9, 10].

8Patients and caregivers are affected by indirect costs due to allowances (financial support for income, residence, benefits), productivity losses (absenteeism, salary losses, part-time employment, loss of work) and dead-weight losses as well as years of life lost.

Since the main effects did not interact, the poorer ADG of large groups, and the higher lesion score and suppressed immune response of pigs provided with lower space allowance, suggest that these conditions may independently compromise productivity and welfare.

Workers in this model are paid a basic allowance and on top of this an extra payment for productivity.

Many economists concluded that the inadequacy of capital consumption allowances in the 1970s reduced capital investment and hence reduced productivity and economic growth.

Though training provides skills and may arguably enhance productivity, it has sometimes provided an inverse incentive in poor countries due to generous allowances received as participants.

Additionally, grazing duration, which is a decisive factor for rangeland productivity (Glindemann et al. 2009; Ma et al. 2014) was negatively (China) and positively (Mongolia) correlated with herbage allowance.

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