"A landlord might be concerned if they knew a prospective tenant was on a zero-hours contract because tenants who rely heavily on commission or variable hours tend to have a fluctuating income," he said.
Many companies, though, schedule a fraction of their work force on variable hours: some weeks, or months, a variable-hour employee may work, say, 35 hours; in others, 25 hours.
I saw so many part-time nurses working variable hours.
Zero-hours contracts, agency work, hourly pay, variable hours and fixed-term contracts – all make up the new precarious environment.
All workers in industries that impose variable hours and use short shifts and on-call workers should consider emulating that model.
The independent variable, hours spent teaching evolution, included five categories: 0, 1 to 5, 6 to 10, 11 to 15, and greater than 15 hours.
As expected, MJH decreases with respect to hours worked on the primary job (the omitted category of workers is those with variable hours on their primary job, who exhibit low rates of MJH).
The variable hour-based primary health care services includes home care nursing, practical assistance at home, day center visits, and other types of support to persons living at home.
ETS was assessed as a continuous variable (hours of exposure/day).
The variable hours necessary for their work, and the unexpected crises that arose (such as epidemics), conflicted with CHW family life and their other jobs.
For duplicate records, the maximum value for each meditation variable (hours teaching MBSR, years teaching MBSR, years of meditation practice) was extracted as representative of that person.
