Of the 515 people who took the survey, 45percentt reported working interruption-free for 15 minutes at a time, or less.
report controlled for several factors -- from education level to other family income to work interruptions -- and still found a 21percentt gender gap.
Interesting are the findings on the category of work absence that captures work interruptions or compulsory service.
He was tired, and had been working without interruption for months.
To him, the belly-buttonless Viktoria is an avatar of a new Communist order — one in which babies can be born outside the womb, leaving women free (or "free") to keep working without interruption for the "bright Socialist future".
When a malfunction or system failure occurs, the process of recovery is generally transparent to users, who are able to continue working without interruption.
Total SAPAS score was negatively correlated with the proportion of time since age 15 that had been spent working without interruption (Spearman rho = -0.31, p = 0.02), but unrelated to degree of desire to quit methadone (Spearman rho = -0.07, p = 0.60).
Companies that do not rely heavily on the Internet for doing business would not be seriously harmed by a work interruption.
We find that a spell of work interruption during the current year leads to a wage gain of 3.2% on the return to work.
Nine months into his tenure, Barnette entered into a six-year contract with the once-belligerent United Steel Workers union that gives workers profit-sharing and a bonus plan mitigating the work interruption threat that has long plagued the steel industry.
In Table 1, we report the means of observed duration of work interruption because of military/civil service, which is 0.3 across all observations and a bit higher at 0.37 across all individuals with a non-zero duration of total time out of work.
