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Showing 1 to 20 of 86 for “"Hours worked"”.
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Determinants of the Number of Hours Worked by the Gainfully-Employed Married Woman
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The Effects of Changes in Minimum Wage on Wages, Employment and Hours Worked in Indonesia.
… changes in minimum wage on wages, employment and hours worked in Indonesia. This study is important for Indonesia as a part of the policy evaluation relating to the minimum wage policy changes since the end of 1980s. Based on the standard competitive model, an increase in minimum wage is predicted …
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Growing healthy kids: parents' of preschoolers perceptions based on hours worked, work status, and ethnicity
… the pre-kindergarteners' parents/guardians' hours worked, work status, and ethnicity on the influence scores: nutrition interest, nutrition and physical activity as a major concern for their family, and weight as a major influence of their child's physical and psychological development. A …
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A productivity analysis of the clinical dietitian as a health care team member in the service sector
… of productivity were developed. They were: (1) hours in direct patient care/total hours worked (2) hours in indirect patient care/ total hours worked (3) hours in nonpatient care/ total hours worked (4) hours spent in direct plus indiiect patient care/total hours worked and (5) the activity …
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Essays in Economics of Institutions and Culture
… and tax rates on labor force participation and hours worked of second-generation immigrants residing in 26 European countries. The results show that for women, both taxes and culture of leisure impact participation and hours worked. For men, taxes influence labor supply both at the intensive and …
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The effectiveness of back belts as a control measure for occupational low back pain in a retail hardware chain
… for 21 months and included 2,265,933 work hours with 647 full-time equivalent positions, while the intervention period was 32 months for 4,411,352 hours worked and 827 full-time equivalent positions. Workers' compensation claims for all occupational injuries occurring during the study …
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An Untraditional Life: Male Spouses of Female Military Personnel
… concerns during the family's last move, the hours worked per week by the active duty spouse, the rank of the active duty spouse, and the military spouse's satisfaction with the military lifestyle. The results of this regression analysis indicated that military husbands are less supportive of …
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A Study of Selected Post-School Employment Patterns of Handicapped and Nonhandicapped Graduates and Dropouts
… type of first job held after high school, hours worked per week, income earned, and duration of employment.
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Women's Gender Role Attitudes: Association of Demographic Characteristics, Work Related Factors, and Life Satisfaction
… related variables (labor force participation, hours worked at one's paid position, personal income, and earnings as percent of total family income) were hypothesized to relate to non-traditional gender role attitudes. Job dissatisfaction was hypothesized to relate to traditional gender role …
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Variables associated with cocurricular participation in vocational student organizations
… as follows: ability scores, grade point average, hours worked per week for pay, sex, self-concept, race, socioeconomic status and sophomore (base) year participation. The study was an ex post facto research design and utilized the 1980 sophomore cohort in the national longitudinal study referred …
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Essays on Agglomeration, Homeownership, and Labor Market Outcomes
… labor market outcomes such as volatility of hours worked and men's employment.</p> <p>The first essay is motivated by the labor market pooling model from Krugman (1991). The paper adds to a small but important literature that provides evidence on the microeconomic foundation of agglomeration …
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The impact of the agricultural minimum wage and the role of enforcement in South Africa
… depending upon occupation type, the number of hours worked, as well as geographic location. There is thus no single national minimum wage. Internationally, minimum wages are widely used as a policy tool to protect vulnerable workers from exploitation and help alleviate poverty. In South Africa …
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Minimum wages as a mechanism for gender pay equity: the role of gender in predicting labour market outcomes from the minimum wage in south Africa's retail and agricultural sectors
… effects of minimum wages on employment, hours worked, and written contract coverage are also explored. The sectors analysed are the retail and agricultural sectors both of which employ a fairly equal share of men and women, who are similar across several characteristics. Furthermore, …
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Measuring the gender-wage differential and discrimination in the Eritrean labour market
… schooling, experience, experience squared, and hours worked, and dummy variables capturing, occupations, ethnicity, industry, employer, marital status, fighters (represents whether the individual employee belong to the group who participated in the army struggle for independence or not). The …
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Analysis of the interrelationship of employment services and supported employment program outcomes
… for this analysis were monthly wages earned, hours worked monthly, and level of consumer served (as determined by IQ scores). Six of the 28 possible employment services on the DOI were identified as prevalent (i.e., 75% of the programs implemented the service). Chi-square analysis revealed …
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Three essays on Native American economic development
… data the average gains to bingo-area Indians in hours worked, income, and poverty status are plausible but insignificant. Using bingo revenue as a measure of treatment intensity I find modest and significant positive effects of bingo revenue on hours worked and income. Using white people as …
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The Effects of Human Capital, Social Capital, and the Ethnic Enclave Economy on the Earnings of Immigrants (The Case of the Mariel Cuban Émigrés)
… capital. The analysis also reveals that sex and hours worked per week affect immigrants' earnings to a much greater extent than an enclave economy.</p>
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A Retrospective Analysis of Pay Strategies on Staffing Metrics in a Human-Service Organization
… wage with simultaneous reductions in overtime hours, stable average hours worked at approximately 37 hrs/week across pay strategies, and a general increase in missed shifts. Although no definitive conclusions can be drawn about the effects of the pay strategies, several beneficial outcomes are …
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Relationship between nursing home size and their dietetic support effort
… a RD for approximately 7. 9, 7.3, and 56.3 hours/month, respectively. The RD is the primary decision maker in determining hours worked, followed closely by corporate staff and governmental guidelines. A minority of nursing homes take into account patient medical status when considering RD …
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