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Isn't this a case of double standards?Good questions, on the face of it.
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It's a ridiculous question on the face of it.
Themadh's question, on the face of it, is utterly bizarre.
In the third, we used the answers to a series of questions on face-to-face contact, the ability to deliver one's work from a remote location, etc. to create our own index of the offshorability of each job.Essentially, it's about the feasibility of doing a job from a remote location.
Azzam joined us on Twitter this afternoon to answer your questions on the challenges facing refugees in Europe.
The post-test questionnaire consisted of five statements that could be answered in a similar fashion: two of the questions were on the face-validity of the test with internet access, two questions were on test time, and a final question was on whether internet access should continue to be allowed during testing.
It appeared that candidates placed greater value on the MMI questions and the face to face opportunity for interactions with interviewers, with 384/886 (43%) of survey respondents commenting that the interviews allowed them to "explain and discuss answers", and "highlight past skills and experience".
The laws in question do not appear, on the face of it, to have much leeway.
The seven physicians who did not complete the requirements answered questions on barriers faced during the credentialing process (table 3).
Reince Priebus, Trump's pick for White House chief of staff, similarly skirted around the question on CBS News' "Face the Nation" on Sunday.
The execs also faced questions on the UK minimum wage — which is one area legal experts have suggested the government could seek to change employment law to enhance the rights of gig economy workers.
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