Systemic criticality—a new assessment concept improving the evidence basis for CI protection

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 any particular regime expectation. Higher levels of strain were found  among  French  female  employees,  followed  by  the  Danish  and  the  Swedes.  In  these  countries, women are more integrated [...] part‐time positions. The results of Scherer’s analysis show that  the  situation of  temporary employees  seems  to be more problematical  in  relation  to  some  indicators:  job  security, autonomy, [...] educational  levels  and  class  differentials.    As  compared  to  professional  and managerial  employees,  those  in  routine  or manual  occupations  are  more  ‘traditional’  in  their  attitudes  to  …

goals are not met. Local jurisdictions can also require employers to prepare plans for involving employees in public transport, ride-sharing or car- pooling, etc. programmes. Parking space management. Parking [...] and public offices must adopt mobility plans for efficient organisation of work trips of their employees. Impact fees could be based on these mobility plans. Implementation While subsidising policies are [...] policy which can be called an informal policy are public transport job tickets issued to their employees by companies based on contracts with the public transport company to promote the use of public transport …

think of soldiers and their basic training when they start. Also researchers go to conferences and employees get training when they start a job. These examples show that principals are willing to invest money [...] important issue in human society. Firm owners hire managers, lawyers are hired to act in lawsuits or employees are sent to negotiations to act on behalf of their employer. There are many reasons for delegation [...] if the agent is defeated. By introducing a fine, the difference can be increased even further. An employee, for example, acts more committed if his job is on the line. 3.3 Equilibrium contracts To analyze …

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corresponding rate for men (72.5%). The differences between employment rates for female and male employees are smallest in Sweden and Finland (Kovacheva et al., 2007: 17). Since men’s labour market activity [...] are also covered by OECD family database: child staff ratio and educational levels of childcare employees, but these are very poor indicators for comparative research, and even for these indicators we still [...] “Flexibility might also mean less job security [...] flexible working conditions should take account of employee points of view as well as employers’”. Employers’ points of view “Small and medium-sized employer …

scope is limited to state TV and radio stations, mana- ging the complex financial situation and the employees’ affairs, and thus functions as main broadcast regulator (discussed in detail in section 4, below) [...] EMDP has stopped its activities without further explanation. This only became public as former employees shared the information through social media (see for example Hamed, 2020) Main challenges for such [...] media outlets established after 2011 have “clear visions, missions and goals” available to their employees as well as the public. And most offer a communication channel for the audience (SCM, 2020, p.61) …

TU Dortmund -- Computer Science VIII

Jakob Rehof (TU Dortmund). Assistant Professor (W1) in Smart City Science With more than 6,200 employees in research, teaching and administration and its unique profile, TU Dortmund University shapes prospects …