Despite the low demand and limited resources, attrition of NPCSs was relatively low, compared to findings from other studies of health workers in Africa [ 10].
In sum, public resource constraints, attrition, and perceived lack of career progression tended to hinder satisfaction in the work context.
You save your resources from attrition, to make sure you stay in power when it's all over".
Furthermore, individuals themselves are an important resource in better understanding attrition behavior, which is seldom represented in the literature [ 6].
It can drive up the attrition of resources who we not only need but who were, in essence, doing a great job.
Unstructured covariance unless indicated by superscript 1 Compound symmetry Results biased by non-response (attrition): Adult, resources; Mental Health, pay Satisfaction with Work-Life Interface (Table 4) progressed positively, although at different rates across all branches.
The research program involved investigating all four validation methods identified earlier: (1) signals advertising resource holding potential, (2) wars of attrition, (3) displays that advertise risks, and, finally, and (4) signals of intent.
Falkenhayn saw that a long war was now inevitable and set to work to develop Germany's resources for such a warfare of attrition.
Meanwhile, Mr. Bush's aides and Pentagon officials describe what is going on as a war of attrition, against enemies whose resources are being depleted, suggesting they will eventually run out of steam.
Brian Martin, webmaster of attrition.org, a hacker-resource site, asks, "How could they have gotten the facts wrong when they had the Forbes.com story in front of them?
