"In the past, people wanted a separation from work on the weekend.
On the employee-side, I'd imagine many may opt to keep their own personal phones active and thereby carry two phones, partly to keep a separation from work and life outside work, and partly because they are concerned about privacy.
It's not just Mom or Dad that needs a separation from work -- our kids need it too.
Using 20 years of monthly, job transition data, Bosch et al. (2007) find that workers use informal work to avoid unemployment, perhaps after an involuntary separation from formal work.
There was absolutely no separation from my work and personal life.
A better writing (removal of redundancies, a conceptual separation from previous work, and a bettter focus on added values, a clear comparison of previous and present predictions, comparison with other methods etc).
Acceptable reasons for separation from employment include a lack of work and reduction in hours.
Among them are the picture's formal properties, the geometric abstraction inherent in a two-dimensional image, the subject's spiritual implications, its echo of earlier art, the refinement of the photographic print and an arm's length separation from commercial camera work, most obviously in a refusal of color.
He studied at Oxford with John Ruskin and was influenced by William Morris, who believed that "the fault of modern society lay in the separation of work from joy, and of art from craft," as Harold Osborne, an art historian, put it.
It is a story of migration with empty pockets, separation from family, and hard work.
Objective measurements of physical activities will be made at work and during leisure enabling a separation of leisure time physical activity from work.
