Sentence examples similar to re entry into work from inspiring English sources

11 Few patient-based longitudinal studies have examined employment outcomes as measure of prognosis in the case of CFS. 12 13 The objectives of this two time point study of a cohort of younger patients with CFS without systematic intervention were to document the natural course of illness and to identify predictors of work cessation or re-entry into work force.

This year, however, my husband graduated, passed the bar and is now planning his re-entry into the work force.

M. Stuart Lynn, 63, announced his re-entry into the work force last week, two years after he retired as chief technology officer at the University of California system and settled into Palm Springs.

She recommends that mothers -- she specifically mentions mothers, not fathers -- delay re-entry into full-time work "until the youngest child has had time to adjust".

Has the Work Programme sped your entry into work?

A nation of the second chance also needs to ensure there are pathways from prison to productive work and re-entry into society.

Growing interest in Baroque music and the rise of the countertenor contributed to the work's re-entry into the repertoire.

Re-entries into arms visited before were classified as working memory errors.

It was a very tough entry into working life.

Policies aiming to promote employment, new entries or re-entries into the labour market, and women labour force participation are appropriate strategies to let households escape from poverty.

A working memory error (WME) was defined as a re-entry into an arm in which the reward was already obtained during the session.