Risk factors in street food practices in developing countries: A review by Buliyaminu Adegbemiro Alimi

“…Street food trading solves major social and economic problems in developing countries through the provision of ready-made meals at relatively inexpensive prices and employment for teeming rural and urban populace along its value chain. …”
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Training 1st-Year Medical Undergraduates in Doctor–Patient Relationships Using Gagne’s Model of Instructional Design by Saurabh RamBihariLal Shrivastava, Prateek Saurabh Shrivastava

“…Gagne’s model of instructional design has been employed to deliver a wide range of skills in different settings. …”
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Entrepreneurial Climate in India, China and the USA by Mahalakshmi S, Thiyagarajan S, Ranbir Sodhi, Naresh G

“…Entrepreneurship plays a vital role in the process of wealth creation and improving the standard of living of the people through large-scale employment generation. So this study aims to identify the critical factors among the entrepreneurial framework conditions (EFC) and entrepreneurial behaviour and attitudes (EBAA) in enhancing the entrepreneurship climate in the United States of America (USA), China and India. …”
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Biological treatment options for eosinophilic asthma, with consideration of markers of eosinophilic inflammation as predictors of treatment efficacy by Aleksandra Niemiec, Olga Branicka, Barbara Rymarczyk, Radosław Gawlik

“…Asthma, particularly uncontrolled asthma, not only reduces the quality of life but is also a major cause of disability for employment. The current pharmacologic strategy to therapy consists mostly of inhaled glucocorticoids and β-agonists, as well as leukotriene antagonists, long-acting muscarinic antagonists, and oral corticosteroids. …”
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Monitoring the Effectiveness of Master’s Programs Implementation by V. P. Ignatiev, L. F. Varlamova

“…Five main blocks are considered as the monitoring criteria reflecting the effectiveness of educational programs implementation, such as: 1) demand, 2) resource provision, 3) quality control, 4) contingent of students, and 5) employment of educational program graduates. Each criterion contains three main indicators for which points are calculated. …”
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SYNERGY BETWEEN THE YOUTH AND A SECURED NATION: AN ATTEMPT TO DEVELOP NIGERIA THROUGH POLITICS AND ELECTORAL REMINISCENCE by ABDULKAREEM ONAKOYA

“…The study thereby recommends that; godliness, provision of employment opportunities by the government, secured borders, good parental care etc will improve on the security state of the nation. …”
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Mobilisation relations: essence, experience, and security improvement by I. D. Matskulyak, D. I. Matskulyak

“…Besides, applied directions for their improvement in the form of effective employment of these processes and the modernised state management mission are also part of the results. …”
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Determinants of Mobility in the Middle-Income Classes for Turkiye by Banu Beyaz Sipahi

“…The results of the analysis indicate that the age, gender, education level, marital status, employment status housing ownership type of the households, and income type affect the transition of middle-income classes into lower or upper income classes in different ways. …”
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Digitalisation in Companies: The COVID-19 Pandemic as a Push Factor by Lutz Bellmann, Pauline Bourgeon, Christina Gathmann, Christian Kagerl, David Marguerit, Ludivine Martin, Laura Pohlan, Duncan Roth

“…The authors also discuss further training activities provided and planned by employers and how those are related to their investments in digital technologies.…”
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‘God Gave us Legs to Walk!’ by Marizanne Grundlingh

“…This is done by exploring the coping strategies that the participants employ to support themselves and their families. Networks and family ties form an essential component of the financial and emotional survival of this group of women. …”
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Methods and tools for evaluating motivational factors of high-tech enterprises specialists in Russia and Iran by A. J. Bonyani

“…The data presented in the study can be used in the employment of Russians in Iran, taking into account the specific features of working conditions.…”
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Features of Postgraduate Programs’ Reforming as an Issue for Scientific and Pedagogical Discussion by V. S. Senashenko

“…The article makes the case for establishing variable postgraduate training, which means focusing of the structure and content of postgraduate training on different types of graduates’ professional employment. In order to improve the quality of scientific and scientific-pedagogical personnel training, it is necessary to examine the possibilities of higher education resources to be integrated with the scientific potential of Russian Academy of Sciences research institutes. …”
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The widening gender wage gap in the gig economy in China: the impact of digitalisation by Jiachen Han, Mingming Li, Shi Li, Yingying Hu

“…Abstract The gig economy, fundamentally relying on the digital economy, is often celebrated for its potential to expand employment opportunities and close gender wage gaps. …”
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New Geographical Regionalization of Russia by V. A. Gorbanyov

“…For each region area, population size and density, level of urbanization, natural, mechanical and overall population growth, GDP per capita, the structure of employment, Human Development Index were counted, and the appropriate analysis were made.…”
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Travail, Mémoires et Femmes dans la ceinture industrielle de Lisbonne (Portugal) by Inês Fonseca

“…Change in the economic activity in the region has meant that a large percentage of these workers have been made redundant. Those still employed have seen their employment conditions and the social rights associated with work erode.For the most part, women continue to be limited to unpaid domestic work (as housewives) or poorly paid informal jobs (which are done at home, as babysitters, cleaners, dressmakers, cooks, etc.). …”
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Assessing the main determinants of entrepreneurship in Portugal by Vanessa Figueiredo, Ana Oliveira Brochado

“…As a result, the creation of new businesses or projects and the promotion of self-employment have been stimulated by public and private organisations. …”
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The key role of intercultural competencies for effective integration: from theory to practice by Stella Pinna Pintor, Viviana Premazzi

“…Purpose – The purpose of this study is to explore how intercultural competencies impact the employment of young people, and to showcase virtuous examples of practices by the University of Turin and the company Global Mindset Development. …”
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Social entrepreneurship in rural areas as illustrated by social cooperatives in Poland’s Masovian Voivodeship by Małgorzata Błażejowska

“…Based on the National Court Register data, the study examined activity profiles, employment levels, activity periods, founding entities and financial situations by using the method of indicators of dynamics and return on sales (ROS). …”
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Portrait of social activity of youth aged 18–24 in the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District of Russia by E. A. Sukhova

“…It turned out that main factors of non-participation in areas of social activity for young people with a high degree of participation were lack of opportunity to express themselves (57.8 %), impossibility to participate (54.3 %), and employment of conscious youth (51.7 %). For young people with a low degree of participation lack of motivation (54.7 %) is a main factor, the other factors are expressed in approximately equal degree, and only the lack of opportunity to prove themselves (45.3 %) is the least of the five factors of the degree. …”
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Optimized Distribution of Beijing Population Based on CA-MAS by Haoguang Liang, Zhong Wang

“…The results showed that (1) the unplanned layout of Beijing’s population is inefficient and will result in the slow agglomeration of populations into surrounding small towns, (2) the suburbanization of the population (while employment opportunities remain centralized) increases the stress of the city commuters, (3) the current policy guiding the distribution of residential and commercial areas is effective, accelerating the formation of small town clusters, which play a role in the city’s radiation and diffusion, contributing to reducing urban commuter stress, and (4) promoting the homogenization of public resources, planning the development of a multicenter urban area, and promoting mixed use (commercial and residential) zoning are the main measures recommended to strengthen the sustainability of Beijing’s urban development and to optimize spatial layout.…”
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