Billy-Bob Teeth Saves Porn Star: Coping with Defective Work-for-Hire Registrations

Billy

at each step to keep him from falling flat on his face. "Please do something about Billy. I can not teach him to read." This from the teacher, and the lovable little boy with her was Billy. Billy was three semesters overdue in the second grade. In other words he was now spending his fifth in the first. He was nine years old, attractive to look upon, and apparently intelligent with a pleasing se...

Changing Work and OHS: The Challenge of Labour Hire Employment

The expansion of labour hire employment from traditional clerical placements to a range of blue collar occupations raises concerns about the level of occupational safety risks labour hire workers encounter. Overseas evidence points to a higher incidence and severity of injury for such workers. Is this pattern of injury replicated in Australia? This paper explores this issue through an analysis ...

Shift work: coping with the biological clock.

The internal circadian clock adapts slowly, if at all, to rapid transitions between different shift schedules. This leads to misalignment (desynchrony) of rhythmic physiological systems, such as sleep, alertness, performance, metabolism and the hormones melatonin and cortisol, with the imposed work-rest schedule. Consequences include sleep deprivation and poor performance. Clock gene variants m...

Routinely recorded versus dedicated time registrations during trauma work-up

INTRODUCTION Since time intervals are used to determine quality of trauma care, it is relevant to know how reliable those intervals can be measured. The aim of our study was to assess the reliability of time intervals as recorded in our hospital databases. PATIENTS AND METHODS We conducted a prospective study on time intervals in our level-1 trauma centre and compared those with the routinely...

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