Maternity, paternity and parental leave: Data related to duration and
... or are breastfeeding, information has been collected on the provisions for maternity, paternity and parental leave in the European Union Member States. The Directive in force provides for a minimum duration and a minimum compensation rate of previous incomes during maternity leave. The collected dat ...
... or are breastfeeding, information has been collected on the provisions for maternity, paternity and parental leave in the European Union Member States. The Directive in force provides for a minimum duration and a minimum compensation rate of previous incomes during maternity leave. The collected dat ...
Advances in Environmental Biology
... the members of poor families are kept poor. In addition, the interference of lives of different genders causes that social pathologies increase. In fact, inappropriate housing may be transformed into a "space trap". It means that in general, a person’s is born in low-income social classes, automatic ...
... the members of poor families are kept poor. In addition, the interference of lives of different genders causes that social pathologies increase. In fact, inappropriate housing may be transformed into a "space trap". It means that in general, a person’s is born in low-income social classes, automatic ...
Ordering/Prescribing/Referring/Attending
... Yes. Approved applicants will receive an acceptance letter from the Medicaid program. 18) As an approved provider, will my contact information be made public after I enroll? Your name, license number and NPI will be on the Search feature on the eMedNY website so that servicing providers will know yo ...
... Yes. Approved applicants will receive an acceptance letter from the Medicaid program. 18) As an approved provider, will my contact information be made public after I enroll? Your name, license number and NPI will be on the Search feature on the eMedNY website so that servicing providers will know yo ...
Sustainability Report - Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein
... the task of involving the business community more and more in this initiative. As members, we are doing our best to reinforce the adoption of good practices related to human rights, labor conditions, environment, and anti-corruption. I would also like to highlight our decision to adopt the Triple Ai ...
... the task of involving the business community more and more in this initiative. As members, we are doing our best to reinforce the adoption of good practices related to human rights, labor conditions, environment, and anti-corruption. I would also like to highlight our decision to adopt the Triple Ai ...
The Politics Of Ambivalence: Towards A Conceptualisation Of Structural Ambivalence In Intergenerational Relations
... appears as ‘a necessary and perhaps cyclical element in continuing involvements’ (Thompson and Holmes op. cit., p. 503). Considering the case of ‘maternal ambivalence’, generated by conflicting impulses of ‘love’ and ‘hate’ (revealed by changing contradictory prescriptions of ‘perfect motherhood’), ...
... appears as ‘a necessary and perhaps cyclical element in continuing involvements’ (Thompson and Holmes op. cit., p. 503). Considering the case of ‘maternal ambivalence’, generated by conflicting impulses of ‘love’ and ‘hate’ (revealed by changing contradictory prescriptions of ‘perfect motherhood’), ...
December 2013 - Special Edition
... programs offering financial incentives to Medicaid enrolled physicians and other professionals. For example, Medicaid enrollment is a prerequisite for participation in the NYS Medicaid Electronic Health Records (EHR) Incentive Program, which disburses federal incentive dollars for eligible professio ...
... programs offering financial incentives to Medicaid enrolled physicians and other professionals. For example, Medicaid enrollment is a prerequisite for participation in the NYS Medicaid Electronic Health Records (EHR) Incentive Program, which disburses federal incentive dollars for eligible professio ...
Conduct disorder - Pennine GP Training
... Conduct disorders commonly coexist with other mental health problems: 46% of boys and 36% of girls have at least 1 coexisting mental health problem. The coexistence of conduct disorders with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is particularly prevalent and in some groups more than 40% of ...
... Conduct disorders commonly coexist with other mental health problems: 46% of boys and 36% of girls have at least 1 coexisting mental health problem. The coexistence of conduct disorders with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is particularly prevalent and in some groups more than 40% of ...
The Route Not Taken: Pareto`s Model of Social Mobility
... that account for the ubiquity of the Pareto distribution.6 The strong attraction felt by some scientists for the mystery and potential theoretical value represented by such uniformities, as well as the rather independent position of the phenomenon with respect to mainstream economic theory, was wel ...
... that account for the ubiquity of the Pareto distribution.6 The strong attraction felt by some scientists for the mystery and potential theoretical value represented by such uniformities, as well as the rather independent position of the phenomenon with respect to mainstream economic theory, was wel ...
Continuity and Change in Place Stratification
... ‘‘Denver phenomena’’ and ‘‘Aspen effect’’ where natural amenities-led growth culls the middle class (Purdum 2001); Midwestern, rural areas experiencing rapid in ux of low-income immigrants; and recent expansions of industrialized agriculture and processing facilities that cluster farm production in ...
... ‘‘Denver phenomena’’ and ‘‘Aspen effect’’ where natural amenities-led growth culls the middle class (Purdum 2001); Midwestern, rural areas experiencing rapid in ux of low-income immigrants; and recent expansions of industrialized agriculture and processing facilities that cluster farm production in ...
The American University in Cairo
... widening the inequality gaps not only among the different countries but within each country depending on where that country stands from the development ladder. As a result, various theoretical and empirical researches in different social science disciplines were directed to study the factors of prod ...
... widening the inequality gaps not only among the different countries but within each country depending on where that country stands from the development ladder. As a result, various theoretical and empirical researches in different social science disciplines were directed to study the factors of prod ...
Poverty - Miss Rose Sociology
... Women live longer, their pension has to last longer. Women earn less than men on average. Women are more likely to be single mums. ...
... Women live longer, their pension has to last longer. Women earn less than men on average. Women are more likely to be single mums. ...
06ADM-05 - Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 - Long Term Care Medicaid Eligibility Changes
... housing and health care services to serve older individuals as they age and as their health care needs change over time. CCRCs generally offer independent living units, assisted living, and nursing facility care for individuals who can afford to pay entrance fees and who often reside in such CCRCs t ...
... housing and health care services to serve older individuals as they age and as their health care needs change over time. CCRCs generally offer independent living units, assisted living, and nursing facility care for individuals who can afford to pay entrance fees and who often reside in such CCRCs t ...
Persons with Disabilities - International disability and development
... persons with disabilities are more likely to experience material hardship including lack of access to safe water and sanitation. Persons with disabilities are also at heightened risk of fuel poverty, whereby having to cut down energy consumption, or to go without completely, to save money. The exclu ...
... persons with disabilities are more likely to experience material hardship including lack of access to safe water and sanitation. Persons with disabilities are also at heightened risk of fuel poverty, whereby having to cut down energy consumption, or to go without completely, to save money. The exclu ...
Health Inequalities: a Challenge for Europe
... determinants of health inequality and the challenges associated with integrating attempts to promote social justice and social inclusion and policies to reduce health inequalities. The next section considers the overall framework within which national policies to reduce health inequality are being d ...
... determinants of health inequality and the challenges associated with integrating attempts to promote social justice and social inclusion and policies to reduce health inequalities. The next section considers the overall framework within which national policies to reduce health inequality are being d ...
Annual Report
... inequalities” (considering that this is “very important” or “important”) to guarantee more social justice, the consensus is much less sweeping than in the case of guaranteeing basic needs. A not-inconsiderable minority (7%) of the population is even frankly opposed to this idea. In fact, of the thre ...
... inequalities” (considering that this is “very important” or “important”) to guarantee more social justice, the consensus is much less sweeping than in the case of guaranteeing basic needs. A not-inconsiderable minority (7%) of the population is even frankly opposed to this idea. In fact, of the thre ...
The impacTs of social aND ecoNomic iNequality on economic
... more than the poorest 10 percent (World Bank 2014). This illustrates the hugely important role of public policy in ensuring that the levels of inequality generated by the economy are mediated at the level of society. Yet within this picture, the World Bank acknowledges some caveats. While the target ...
... more than the poorest 10 percent (World Bank 2014). This illustrates the hugely important role of public policy in ensuring that the levels of inequality generated by the economy are mediated at the level of society. Yet within this picture, the World Bank acknowledges some caveats. While the target ...
Strategy Document for the new GCAP
... where knowledge and resources exist to ensure healthy and dignified lives for all. While a few consume in the most unsustainable manner and cumulate soaring wealth, billions of others have no access to adequate food, water, housing, health, education and justice. Women and socially excluded people s ...
... where knowledge and resources exist to ensure healthy and dignified lives for all. While a few consume in the most unsustainable manner and cumulate soaring wealth, billions of others have no access to adequate food, water, housing, health, education and justice. Women and socially excluded people s ...
Consequentialist Models
... parochial populations are highly vulnerable very unlikely in networks characteristic of pluralistic societies the key people in these cascades: – not those who are highly influential they start the cascade but do not sustain it critical role is played by those who are easily influenced! ...
... parochial populations are highly vulnerable very unlikely in networks characteristic of pluralistic societies the key people in these cascades: – not those who are highly influential they start the cascade but do not sustain it critical role is played by those who are easily influenced! ...
Slide 1
... Does not rely on arbitrary thresholds These measures are often invariant to certain types of changes in the income distribution ...
... Does not rely on arbitrary thresholds These measures are often invariant to certain types of changes in the income distribution ...
Racism, Sociology of - Scholars at Harvard
... and systemic forms of racism interact with other social forces to perpetuate racial inequality. In the late nineteenth century, as sociology emerged as a social scientific discipline, few scholars studied racism. (One notable exception was W.E.B. Du Bois, who analyzed the political economic roots of ...
... and systemic forms of racism interact with other social forces to perpetuate racial inequality. In the late nineteenth century, as sociology emerged as a social scientific discipline, few scholars studied racism. (One notable exception was W.E.B. Du Bois, who analyzed the political economic roots of ...
PowerPoint Slides
... slides for this course at my website (look under the appropriate course). However, knowing these slides is NOT NEARLY sufficient. The slides are outlines and DO NOT contain much of the lecture material that is on the quizzes and tests. I’m glad to help you but for that to happen you’ll need to take ...
... slides for this course at my website (look under the appropriate course). However, knowing these slides is NOT NEARLY sufficient. The slides are outlines and DO NOT contain much of the lecture material that is on the quizzes and tests. I’m glad to help you but for that to happen you’ll need to take ...
The Use of Field Experiments to Study Mechanisms of Discrimination
... non-monetary resources within a population, has a long tradition in the social sciences. Inequalities can take various forms such as differences in employment and payment as well as unequal access to housing, education, and health care. It is common sense among social scientists that discrimination ...
... non-monetary resources within a population, has a long tradition in the social sciences. Inequalities can take various forms such as differences in employment and payment as well as unequal access to housing, education, and health care. It is common sense among social scientists that discrimination ...
A Project for Improving the Economic Security of Older Women
... Boomers is staggering: starting in the year 2011, 10,000 Baby Boomers have been turning 65 every day, and will continue to do so through 2030 (Cohn). In Minnesota the number of women aged 65 and over will almost double in the years from 2010 to 2035 (from 382,410 to 751,080) going from 7.4% to 11.6% ...
... Boomers is staggering: starting in the year 2011, 10,000 Baby Boomers have been turning 65 every day, and will continue to do so through 2030 (Cohn). In Minnesota the number of women aged 65 and over will almost double in the years from 2010 to 2035 (from 382,410 to 751,080) going from 7.4% to 11.6% ...
Here - Ethics of care
... Preserving the ‘Universality-Difference’ debate Dualistic thinking or the universalistic narrative puts forward binary oppositions in which one characteristic takes precedence over the other, especially in the Western liberal model. Universalistic frames of discourse have had the quality of privile ...
... Preserving the ‘Universality-Difference’ debate Dualistic thinking or the universalistic narrative puts forward binary oppositions in which one characteristic takes precedence over the other, especially in the Western liberal model. Universalistic frames of discourse have had the quality of privile ...
The Underclass
... • Many face racial discrimination which forces them into the underclass but the idea of an ethnic underclass fails to take into account the level of diversity amongst ethnic minorities. • Pilkington (2003) argues that there is no convincing evidence that ethnic minorities possess the cultural values ...
... • Many face racial discrimination which forces them into the underclass but the idea of an ethnic underclass fails to take into account the level of diversity amongst ethnic minorities. • Pilkington (2003) argues that there is no convincing evidence that ethnic minorities possess the cultural values ...