Moderation and Mediation of Meaningful Work on Job Demands and Job Resources on Work Engagement by Aria Srihadiningrat, Hanif Mauludin

“… This research is important for tax employees in the public sector, who face high work demands in achieving state revenue targets. …”
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International Migration ‒ Economic Implications by Raluca Mariana Grosu

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The (racial) implications of “special favors” by Nicholas T Davis

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Psychological implications for patients with bromhidrosis by Alexandre Kataoka, Camila Cristina Silva Mendes

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Implication of Ceramide Kinase in Adipogenesis by Marta Ordoñez, Natalia Presa, Miguel Trueba, Antonio Gomez-Muñoz

“…Ceramide kinase (CerK) plays a critical role in the regulation of cell growth and survival and has been implicated in proinflammatory responses. In this work, we demonstrate that CerK regulates adipocyte differentiation, a process associated with obesity, which causes chronic low-grade inflammation. …”
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Opposition and Implication in Aristotelian Diagrams by Alexander De Klerck

“…While it is symmetric, and works well on the level of Aristotelian families, it lacks (ir)reflexivity, transitivity, functionality, and seriality. …”
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Meaningful app-work? Exploring meaningful work experiences of food delivery couriers in Poland by Aneta Pieczka, Miłosz Miszczyński

“…Enhancing algorithmic transparency, providing better social protections and implementing fair gamification strategies can help mitigate the negative aspects of gig work and improve job satisfaction. Social implications – The study underscores the need for regulatory changes to ensure minimum guaranteed earnings and health and safety provisions for gig workers. …”
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Gendering analysis of working conditions and social protection law in digital labour platform work by Kosjenka Dumančič, Alka Obadić

“…Drawing upon empirical evidence and legal analyses, we examine how social protection frameworks intersect with gendered experiences and vulnerabilities in digital platform work. Through a gender-sensitive lens, we question the implications of social protection laws on issues such as income security, access to benefits, and workplace rights for women and gender minorities engaged in platform labour. …”
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THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS TO A WORK MADE FOR WORK IN THE EDUCATIONAL SPHERE by Valeria B. Zolotova

“…Practical implications. The results of the study can be applied in the educational sphere in the context of the development and implementation of local acts in the activities of educational institutions providing for a written notification of the creation of an official work by an employee.…”
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Ernst, Ekkehardt, Merola, Rossana y Samaan, Daniel, “Economics of Artificial Intelligence: Implications for the Future of Work”, IZA Journal of Labor Policy, febrero de 2019, Suiza, vol. 9, núm. 4 by José Pablo Hernández Ramírez

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Social Work, Mobility and Membership by Bill Jordan

“…Social work is more involved in the collective life of its clientele than are other human service activities, because it is directly concerned with the bonds and conflicts between individuals, and the co-operative and competitive aspects of groups and communities. …”
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Post-Critical Social Work? by Tom Grimwood

“…This paper explores this question by considering the rise of 'post-critique' across the social sciences and humanities in the last thirty years, and how they might problematize what I call the atmospherics of critical thinking that dominate social work education. Drawing on the resonances between social work and philosophy, the paper explores what the implications of 'post-critical thinking' is to social work education. …”
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Twenty-four Hours at Work by Renzo Sgolacchia, Alex Retegan

“…In recent years, a number of cinematographers showed interest in this type of work, depicting it in documentaries. Referring to one of these films, The Weight of Dreams (Francesco Mattuzzi, 2015), this review analyses the implications of the deregulation policies over work conditions, focusing on the relation between workers and space. …”
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THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE OF REMOTE WORK. A CRITICAL REVIEW OF CHALLENGES AND EMERGING TRENDS IN REMOTE WORK by NGWIRA Vitumbiko Andrew, SOKO Yohane Mwenecho

“…All of these factors are crucial for creating virtual teams that work well together. The findings obtained from a careful selection process and in-depth analysis of themes have important implications for both professionals and researchers. …”
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Discourses on slang: implications for English classes in Brazil by Fabio Henrique Rosa Senefonte

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Profiles of economic constraints and marginalization among Korean working adults: differences in work and life outcomes by Seran Lee, Hyunjung Yang, Ki-Hak Lee

“…Regarding job and life outcomes, the privileged group showed the highest levels of work volition, decent work, physical health, and life satisfaction. …”
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The impact of shift work on paramedics and their practice: Protocol for a simulated paramedic shift work study. by Laura M Hirello, Sean P A Drummond, Kelly-Ann Bowles, Alexander P Wolkow

“…The majority of paramedics in Australia work on a rotating shift schedule. Despite the documented impact of shift work on sleep loss, and resultant performance and physiological impairments, few studies have examined the implications of shift work in paramedic populations. …”
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Shift Work and Endocrine Disorders by M. A. Ulhôa, E. C. Marqueze, L. G. A. Burgos, C. R. C. Moreno

“…The objective of this review was to investigate the impact of shift and night work on metabolic processes and the role of alterations in the sleep-wake cycle and feeding times and environmental changes in the occurrence of metabolic disorders. …”
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Early Childhood Education and Biculturalism: Definitions and Implications by Chris Joyce Jenkin

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The Emerging Paradigm Shift in Social Work - in the Context of the Current Reforms of European Social Work Education by Sigrún Júlíusdóttir

“…This emerging paradigm shift and epistemological change in social work simultaneously implicates an identity transformation, a role shift. …”
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