We do not include previous employment experience in the return-to-work durations, because it is highly correlated with company-specific seniority and our data do not allow us to estimate the effect of the two variables simultaneously.
Gaps between these unlinked agents may also be due to geographic position (for example members from different wards, hospitals or health regions), cultural or discipline specific differences (including seniority or status) or alternatively, reflect the fact that parties have little basis on which to trust others [ 10, 23].
In particular for each worker, we considered the following working information: department, task and seniority in specific work stage, year of the beginning, and end of exposure.
This finding supports company-specific human capital (long seniority) being valuable to the current employer increasing the chance that a sick-listed worker stays with the current employer.
Those include defining the imminence of the specific threat and the operational seniority of the target, considerations outside of the overview of the US courts.
Workers apply for specific jobs on the basis of seniority and ability and remain at those positions until successfully bidding for a new position.
So much is governed by the union contract's seniority rules, which allows senior teachers to pick the school where they will work, the grade and even the specific class they will teach.
Third, the importance placed on specific non-technical skills changes with increasing seniority.
So an individual member of Congress has leverage in trying to extract specific projects, even if the lawmaker has little seniority.
There were significant differences in the response for parameters evaluated within specific stages of the change life cycle between the various seniority levels of engineers.
Hiring and training costs are thereby reduced, and investments in specific capital increase in relation to general investments, facilitated by seniority systems.
