Various informants related the causes of this situation;among others: Public, social security and private institution demand for dentists is quite low, and most of the available positions do not offer satisfactory pay nor attractive working conditions.
This environment should also ensure there are sufficient skilled attendants with the necessary skills, satisfactory pay scales and career advancement opportunities; continuing education opportunities to maintain and upgrade skills; supportive supervision mechanisms; and possibilities of skilled attendants to refer women and newborns directly to higher level care if necessary [ 31].
With a group so evidently versed in the visuals of rock history, it's a shame that a filmmaker wasn't hired who would pay homage to classic pop films instead of offering a satisfactory paid promotional.
In particular, the thermoeconomic analysis and optimization showed that a good funding policy for the promotion of such technologies should combine a feed-in tariff with a slight Capital Cost Contribution, allowing to achieve satisfactory Pay-Back Periods.
If the work was satisfactory he would pay what was owing when the job was finished.
Oil workers caused a partial shutdown of Norway's oil and gas industry in July and threaten to down tools again soon unless they win a satisfactory deal on pay and conditions.A series of unpopular moves continues to gnaw away at the government's support.
Being France's president today is a delicate, difficult job that lasts 7 years, demands political wisdom, apolitical sentiments, and intelligent devotion to the country at large, offers no satisfactory power and pays poorly.
This suggests the desirability of a more explicit 'insurance' policy – where either buyer or seller (or both) buys a policy on a transaction that pays nothing if the transaction is satisfactory (eBay profits) but pays a specific schedule (possibly capped) of amounts for each problem or fault in the transaction.
The study by the University of Pennsylvania surveyed 43,000 nurses in five countries, and found that they believe their pay is satisfactory and that doctors are generally good, but that patient care is rapidly deteriorating and stress is increasing, largely because of bad management and cost-cutting.
One third found their pay structure satisfactory.
"The minutes of remuneration committee meetings show that they rarely gave clear and satisfactory explanations of the pay-determining process.
