Abstract This paper examines inter-industry patterns of the employment older workers over last 20 years to understand where opportunities have grown most. The underlying premise is that firms strategically align their age mix depending on production function and labor cost parameters. industries had largest increases in percentage were those broadest pension coverage made greatest use high-tech...

Unwelcoming behaviours and judgemental attitudes have long been recognised as a barrier to young people's access to reproductive health services. Over the last decade youth friendly reproductive health services have been promoted and implemented world-wide. However, long term evidence of the impact of these programmes is lacking. We report the results of a large mystery client evaluation of ado...

Temporary Agency Work in Portugal, 1995–2000 There is widespread belief that workers in temporary agency work (TAW) are subject to poorer working conditions, in particular pay, than comparable workers in the rest of the economy. The first aim of this analysis is to quantify the wage penalty, if any, for workers in TAW. Secondly, we analyze the wage profile of workers before and after spells of ...

different opinions exit in histological typing of bone cysts. epidermoid cysts are very rare as the small numbers of published cases indicate. they arises following preceding trauma exclusively in distal phalanges and skull. the roentgenogram shows a round osteolytic resion with no trabecular pattern. we observed 2 cases of epidermoid cyst of finger in imam khomeini hospital central path depart...

Depression is a crippling mental health issue which affects millions of people worldwide. It can interfere with a young person’s social functioning, as well as how they perform at school and at work. Despite depression being a common experience for young people, few appear to be seeking help for symptoms. This paper sets out best practice intervention strategies for people working with young pe...

Wider health insurance coverage for young Americans under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) reduces their reliance on state workers’ compensation programs when they require emergency care, according to RAND research. The RAND analysis of younger workers, which examined millions of medical records in four populous states, shows that the Affordable Care Act may generate widespread and varying impacts...