Sentence examples for tenure hours from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take into account differences in occupation, positions, job tenure, hours worked per week".

Covariates univariably associated with ERI were age, marital status, annual salary, education, employment band, employment category, employment condition, tenure, hours worked and regular work-days (Table  2).

A number of variables was dichotomized: age, job tenure, working hours per week in previous job, the number of supervised co-workers, working hours per week in present job, scores of the SIP, FACIT-F, EORTC-QLQ-C30, and WAI, using the median as a cut-off point.

By understanding if the participant has had any very recent previous and current hospitalisations, and why, the researcher can control for how this may mediate time until employment, participant dropouts, job tenure, and hours worked.

The final model included age, sex, race, education, occupation, family income level, marital status, healthcare accessibility, current smoking, obesity, exercise, activity limitation, cognitive function impairment, comorbidity, perceived physical and mental health status, job tenure, working hours per week, work status, and time since injury.

Moreover, some of these laws also include worker-related exclusions, such as for example worker tenure or accumulated hours of work Thus, in the US, different workers in enterprises of different size may be covered by different provisions.

In the second row I report results which "control" statistically for age, gender, job tenure, region of work, hours of work and workplace size and the differential halves to 11 per cent.

Part-time work, shorter job tenure, and long working hours were independently associated with post-injury depression risk.

Model 3 added work-related factors such as occupational group, job tenure, number of working hours per week, and work status.

Besides occupational and non-occupational injury, female sex, white race, lower income, non-married status, current smoking, obesity, functional activity limitation, cognitive function impairment, perceived health status as poor, part-time working, shorter job tenure, and long working hours were independently associated with higher odds of post-injury depression (data not shown).

Depending on the institution, such positions may provide decent pay, long-term employment with no less job security than the great bulk of American workers, and the chance to focus on teaching with less professional pressure and possibly shorter hours than tenure-track faculty members face.