abstract background and purpose:women’s health, as almost “half of the population of each society” and in recent years as “half of the workforce,” is of particular importance in achieving sustainable development goals. the aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between birth weight and gestational age and mother’s employment. materials and methods:this descriptive analytic study w...

This study examined coping with stress associated with employment uncertainty for comparable samples of laid-off and employed high-technology workers. It was expected that different coping strategies would be associated with perceived stress for employed vs. unemployed people. Although unemployed participants reported higher levels of stress compared with employed participants, employment uncer...

Economic development is essentially a process of constant social or systemic improvement aimed at better quality life. affected by several factor including government spending, investment, and level education on employment opportunities people's welfare. The purpose this research to analyze the effect This originates from secondary data. was conducted through non-participant observation in BPS ...

By investigating living standards in Slovenia in the 1980’s this article attempts to prove a hypothesis about the ambiguity of prosperity as far as possession of certain assets and housing standards are concerned. The author explores the subject by analyzing data collected through the "Quality of Life Survey" in 1984 and 1991 by random sampling. The results prove the ambiguity of prosperity by ...

This article presents an analysis of the factors that predicted 1989 homelessness rates in large U.S. cities. Data were collected to describe homelessness rates in the 182 cities with populations over 100,000. In addition, variables were assembled to represent many factors that have been hypothesized to cause homelessness, including each city’s housing and income conditions, household resources...

BACKGROUND This study was undertaken at a major UK airport in response to management concerns about levels of sickness absence and impaired work capacity in the security department in order to investigate the possibility of achieving reductions through changes in pre-employment screening procedures. AIMS To determine the predictive capacity of a declared musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) at pre-...

If an infrastructure intervention, such as the conversion of a car lane into dedicated bus lane, decreases automobile accessibility but increases transit accessibility, what is overall effect on accessibility? To date, no methods have been proposed to evaluate this question. Accessibility research in transportation and land-use literature has dominated by unimodal comparative approaches analyzi...