| Whether it's for work-related tasks or personal matters, being well-organized helps save time and prevent mishaps. |
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| I've now made it a rule to take care of at least one niggling work-related task each day. |
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| A boss describes how ganja relieves work-related stress, and we see the retreat in all its bush-pushing glory. |
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| They come seeking help for work-related stress, irregular sleeping hours, unhealthy food habits and chronic fatigue. |
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| Over the last 10 years, compensation claims for work-related injuries in Ontario have diminished. |
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| Deaths associated with farm tractors are the most common cause of work-related death in U.S. agriculture. |
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| My entries have been a bit infrequent of late due to work-related and non-work related stuff. |
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| Differentiating reactive airway dysfunction syndrome from other types of work-related asthma is generally straightforward. |
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| Although there are no statistics on work-related suicides, there are concordant studies linking certain suicides to job situation. |
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| How do you decide when you are in over your head in a work-related situation? |
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| All provinces and territories recognize work-related expenses, including childcare expenses in most cases. |
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| Even if there is no claim, some employees may object to any work-related exposure to second hand smoke. |
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| However, the quantitative findings show that levels of work-related stress are higher in hospitals. |
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| We ensure that employees incorporate these commitments into their work-related activities and decision-making processes. |
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| Dormann and Zapf found only 10 studies that investigated work-related social support using a longitudinal research design. |
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| Half of his patients suffer from lower back pain problems, caused by a slipped disc, muscle or ligament strain, trauma or work-related injury. |
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| Collectively, injuries in sport result in more working days lost than physical training and work-related occurrences. |
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| The performance of these tasks exposes nurses to increased risk for work-related musculoskeletal disorders. |
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| The plaintiff in this case had reflex sympathetic dystrophy in his left arm caused by a work-related accident. |
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| If you are sending work-related files to a personal e-mail account, you could be breaking the law. |
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| If it's not her singing, it's her stupid moronic work-related questions that drive me insane. |
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| There are advice-based features on finding jobs as well as more general features on work-related ethics, law and issues. |
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| The women had their passports taken from them and made to sign a blank piece of paper, later used to falsify work-related documents. |
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| It could be argued that workers' compensation should bear the primary cost of a disability resulting from a work-related injury. |
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| She became a greeter after a work-related injury forced her to stop working as a cashier, she said. |
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| Subgroup analysis revealed that strength and work-related injury were related to satisfaction only in women. |
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| A further 150,000 major injuries were reported and 35m working days were lost due to work-related injury or ill health. |
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| Nearly all of these countries have schemes covering work-related injury and old-age and survivors' pensions. |
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| The lawyers refer the patients to these neurologists after an accident or a work-related injury leaves them with back trouble. |
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| This bill also provides that a person who is absent from work because of a work-related injury will be covered. |
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| The administrative records provide a readily accessible data source for work-related injury and disease statistics. |
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| The Board certifies the injury as a legitimate work-related injury and then bills the Department. |
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| Staff members at all five of our centres encounter many cases of work-related injury and illness each year. |
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| These injury counts are based on WCB data for the number of work-related injury cases accepted for compensation during the year. |
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| The grindstones were used until the 1920's, when more was known about work-related illnesses and they were replaced with emery wheels. |
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| Statistics recording injury, illness, mutilation and death from work-related causes show no letup. |
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| This innovatory programme is designed to prevent risks relating to work-related illnesses and to support employees suffering health problems. |
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| You have a sufficient level of vocabulary to get by on simple, work-related topics. |
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| We can file your Irish tax return and claim your back your work-related expenses such as tool, protective clothing and equipment. |
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| She alleged that she was subjected to rude, belittling and humiliating comments and denied opportunities to attend work-related workshops. |
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| But that held true for anything else work-related too. |
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| Visitor information is not disclosed to anyone except GC personnel members who need the information to carry out their work-related responsibilities. |
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| The complainant, an employee of Human Resources Development Canada, suffered from anxiety provoked by work-related stress and sought accommodation in the form of less stressful duties. |
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| These internships provided First Nations and Inuit youth on reserve and in recognised communities with work-related skills and experience to help them make the transition from school to work. |
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| We may be able to claim a bigger tax refund for you if you have additional circumstances such as work-related expenses, dependents in Australia, course-related costs and travel expenses. |
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| The corporation that I am employed by has an extremely accommodating program for injured workers, whether the injury is work-related or otherwise. |
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| The surveys addressed a number of issues relating to teachers' sources of information for educational resources, travel destinations and programs, and other work-related needs. |
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| His work-related mechanical experience was four seasons with this company. |
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| This is the case, in particular, for work-related stress, which is considered to be the cause of a growing proportion of health problems of occupational origin. |
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| Similarly, direct liability may attach to an employer where the employer has provided cars or cell phones to employees and is aware that employees make work-related calls while driving. |
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| As noted above, previous research suggests that fathers and stepfathers can, among other benefits, provide mentoring and work-related networks, and act as role models. |
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| I had invited a few friends of mine, along with two officials I had the pleasure of meeting through some work-related interviews, to dinner at my place. |
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| You can easily rationalize it by telling yourself it's work-related. |
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| The ability of neuroticism and work-family conflict to predict work-related psychological well-being was tested with a hierarchical multiple regression analysis. |
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| Using self-report questionnaires, Brough examines work hassles, work-family conflict, neuroticism, job satisfaction and work-related psychological well-being. |
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| Such opportunities should be both meaningful and relevant to their environment and needs, help them become active agents in shaping their future and develop useful work-related skills. |
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| A health care worker may be directly exposed to the blood or body fluid of an HIV-positive patient during routine work or through a work-related accident such as a needle-stick injury. |
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| Respondents are asked to estimate the allocation of their working time over a whole year according to various categories of work-related activities. |
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| The electronic European Residence Permit card provides temporary residence entitlement for non-EU citizens for any stay over three months, and for some shorter work-related stays. |
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| The Canadian social safety net has responded with an array of measures to provide income support in cases of temporary unemployment, disability, work-related injury or illness, retirement, and parental leave. |
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| For generalized anxiety disorder, the duration of the episode of anxiety was the factor with the greatest impact on work-related outcomes. |
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| The work-related injury or disease is certified by the general practitioner, is usually accepted as such by the employer and is corroborated by witnesses. |
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| Accordingly, neither NSERC nor the host department or agency offers fellows the medical insurance or compensation for work-related injury, disability or death that are provided to government employees. |
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| Because these uprisings were work-related and directed at employers, the state acted as mediary. |
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| Is the city able to make space for work-related movement, quasi invisible and neglected as it is, and what will be the impact of such an accommodation on the total dynamic of the city? |
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| She first began practising hatha yoga 10 years ago as a way to deal with work-related stress. |
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| Plan sponsors must continue to pay their contributions to employee benefit and pension plans, even when an employee is on leave or absent due to work-related injury, a labour arbitrator has ruled. |
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| We collaborate with lawyers in China who specialize in workplace discrimination, work-related injury cases, disputes over the nonpayment of wages, and pension, redundancy and economic compensation cases. |
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| Data used to account for the number of kilometers covered for work-related travel and trips come directly from the travel agency that centralizes purchases of plane and train tickets for business trips by AXA employees. |
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| In 2000, WID conducted a California-wide needs assessment on work-related direct services for California residents with disabilities. |
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| Where a disability arises from a work-related injury, there would appear to be an inherent logic for workers' compensation to act as the first payer. |
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| Our CIS worker tax service will assist you in claiming your work-related expenses such as work tools, protective clothing and equipment maintenance. |
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| The complainant alleged that upon learning that he had become inebriated during a work-related social gathering, his employer forced him to resign. |
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| Employers also need to promote a healthy working climate, paying attention to work-related stress and the underlying causes of mental disorder at the workplace, and tackling those causes. |
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| Other countries adopt a more conciliatory stance: Spain treats sympathy strikes as legitimate if they are prompted by a work-related interest, albeit indirect, of the sympathy strikers. |
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| Workers' compensation insurance, sometimes called industrial injury insurance, compensates workers for losses suffered as a result of work-related injuries. |
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| In practice, because it is up to the sufferer to provide evidence of the work-related origin of his disease, the number of cases of occupational diseases recognised under this system is small. |
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| Martin JS, Hebert M, Ledoux E, Gaudreault M, Laberge L, Relationship of chronotype to sleep, light exposure, and work-related fatigue in student workers. |
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| For major depression, the factors with the greatest impact on work-related outcomes were insomnia and hypersomnia, indecisiveness, and severe emotional distress. |
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| Nurse Kambrowski's physician was of the opinion that no treatment other than bilateral surgeries for the nurse's work-related carpal tunnel surgeries would be of any value. |
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| It will also help detect occupational diseases and work-related illnesses. |
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| This brings up the question of how new labour movements attempt to deal with work-related health problems in an era of quasi-contracts and benefit slashing. |
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| Work-related symptoms often were reported among latex positive participants and included hives, eye symptoms, and wheezing. |
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