This paper provides a brief but critical review of the concept of natural supports. In order to analyze what happens during extended services for supported employment, studying the workplace environment is an important indicator. It is wtihin this environment that the natural support mechanisms of coworkers and supervisors come into play. We look at how to define natural supports and the implic...

With increased numbers of women employed in their children's first year of life and with increased attention being paid by parents and policy makers to the importance of early experiences for children, establishing the links that might exist between early maternal employment and child cognitive outcomes is more important than ever. Negative associations between maternal employment during the fi...

<i>This paper explores the study environment, teaching-learning activity, and employment status of Public Health discipline. Qualitative research was conducted from December 2021 to August 2022. We recruited graduates, lecturers, employers using snowball sampling method purpose. This approved by Ethics Committee University Medicine Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City (No. 550/HDDD-DHYD), oral co...

Entrepreneurial activity di ers substantially across countries. While cultural di erences have often been proposed as an explanation, measuring a country's cultural characteristics su ers from various problems. In this paper, we test the hypothesis that cultural factors in uence entrepreneurial behavior by looking at di erences in self-employment rates between immigrant groups within the same m...

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Entrepreneurship research posits that high potential new firms are the leading source of employment growth (Acs et al., 2008), wealth creation (Venkataraman, 1997), and economic development (EC, 1999). The European Union’s Lisbon Strategy recognized the significant role of entrepreneurs in creating employment (EC, 2000). The authors posit that a “Unified Europe” is not the same as a “Uniform Eu...