These included: system failures, split prescriptions, missing prescriptions, codes not being recognized, problems with claiming, problems with nominations, problems concerning smart cards, large amount of printing, mixed ways of working, tensions with GPs and tensions with patients.
Go deeper and make it hot -- literally -- the next time you work tension out of each other's bodies.
Meanwhile, all variables related to work tension except working extra hours were negative predictors of job satisfaction, with the strongest being harassment from colleagues.> -wrap-foot> Note: cluster robust standard errors in parentheses.
And volunteers cannot fully anticipate what they may confront — clashing expectations of whether Syrian women should work, tensions over how money is spent, families that are still dependent when the year is up, disagreements within sponsor groups.
He loved working from tension, and he loved doing very long, complicated takes, so there would always be tension in the air.
We can have push-pull work (e.g. in a piston-cylinder, lifting a weight), electric and magnetic work (e.g. an electric motor), chemical work, surface tension work, elastic work, etc.
But I still felt that work tension every day for 14 months, because even when it's going well, the job is constantly having to say, 'Whoah, not exactly', and making sure all the little details are right.
We've found that successful dual-purpose companies avoid such paralysis by supplementing traditional organizational structures with mechanisms for surfacing and working through tensions.
The finance minister said the Liberal party was "obviously" still working through tensions over the September spill that felled Abbott as prime minister.
"In any high-pressure working environment, tensions can surface," Whitman said in a statement.
