Sentence examples for salary model from inspiring English sources

The current salary model is ripe for improvement: seniority and education level are very weakly correlated with student outcomes.

The objective was to analyze if an at-risk salary model for faculty anesthesiologists could improve on-time first case starts (FCSs) and case turnovers (TOs) in an academic hospital inpatient operating room (IOR) and ambulatory surgery center (ASC).

Another aspect of the organization's culture that makes Cleveland Clinic stand apart, according to Dr. Mihaljevic, is the salary model.

Given baseball's inefficient salary model that rewards service time as much as performance, bottom-feeding teams with young, cheap rosters still win about 40% of the time.

The pure stats vs. salary model doesn't work as well as it does in sports like baseball, with its individual tilt and myriad numbers (a top defensive back, for example, may not have many interceptions because opposing teams avoid throwing to his side of the field).

More complex services, such as chronic disease prevention and management, tend to be less conducive to short consultation times and tend to require multi-disciplinary team care, which can be difficult to achieve under fee-for-service, than either a capitated or salary model.

Two days later Ms Weingarten outlined her vision, which includes making schools community centres with a full range of services, and encouraging districts and locals to develop new salary models.

He encourages--and even pushes, when necessary--me in my career, and I would absolutely not be where I am professionally without him spurring me on, making me realize my value, rehearsing with me how to negotiate my salary, modeling how to be a badass careerist (service workers are mercenaries), etc.

Sensitivity analyses that assessed preferences for salary modeled as categorical rather than continuous demonstrated little evidence of a decreasing marginal preference for salary, evidence against a threshold in these data.

It upends the traditional single salary schedule model that bases teacher pay entirely on seniority and education level.

Our western society and capitalist system is geared toward an aggressive "pursuit" -- perhaps more commonly known as the Rat Race -- where happiness is linked to chasing after a certain job title, salary, car model or any number of random boxes that need to be checked to solve the happiness calculus.