The difficulty in recruiting experienced qualified fee
earners has not only impacted on income levels but has resulted in the movement of more administrative duties to support staff and paralegals taking on more work from fee
earners.
UK legal sector needs to adapt to 'new normal' to thrive as income and profitability falls
The authors caution that those identified as top
earners based on short-horizon measures like annual earnings may not correspond to top
earners based on lifetime labor market experience.
Glass ceiling, paper floor: gender differences among top earners, 1981-2012
At the individual level (for both percent contribution and percentage Nash), the regressions include the treatment dummy variables, the one-, two-, and three-earner treatment dummies interacted with a dummy variable for whether or not the individual was an
earner, as well as the individual's wealth as a percentage of the group's total wealth (percent wealth).
A clear and present minority: heterogeneity in the source of endowments and the provision of public goods
As women begin to take on the role of the primary
earners in these households, retirement timing decisions may also change.
How does health insurance affect the retirement behavior of women?
Part-time primary
earners appear to face numerous social welfare challenges, including a high risk of poverty and a risk of going without health insurance.
Part-time workers: some key differences between primary and secondary earners
In March 2008, the then head of Yokohama City University's School of Medicine resigned for taking money from degree
earners. The next month, the city university said 16 professors and associate professors were found to have received a total of 5.7 million yen between fiscal 2004 and 2007.
34 Dokkyo Medical Univ. professors received money from degree earners
The odds that the single
earner in these households is experiencing prolonged unemployment are increasing.
Family relations hurt by joblessness.
Forests will function more as a buffer rather than as a foreign exchange
earner. The president has said the country's tropical forests should be given enough breathing time as the impact will be disastrous if forests are seen only as foreign exchange
earner.
Target for DR revenue slashed by 50%. (Economic News In Brief)
Both real consumption quantities and budget shares of consumption categories were found to differ by household
earner type.
Absolute and relative consumption of married U.S. households in 1960 and 1996: The cleavers meet the taylors
The dramatic increase in the numbers of employed women into the labor market, combined with the rise of dual
earner families, has led researchers to closely examine the changing roles of work, family, and community.
Rosanna Herta and Nancy L. Marshall (Eds.), Working Families: The Transformation of the American Home
One's primary identification could be student or primary wage
earner, and disability issues may or may not be prominent in service delivery.
JVS: a career development model for community rehabilitation programs
Combining both lifestyle needs and sociodemographic information presents the picture of a second wage
earner, who views employment in long-term care as a way of fulfilling home lifestyle needs.
Recognizing lifestyle needs in nursing recruitment
The taxes would be applied marginally, meaning 4.75 percent rates would be applied to an
earner's first $10,000 of income, a 4.9 percent rate would apply to the next $90,000 of income, and a 4.95 percent rate would apply to an
earner's income from $100,001 to $250,000.
Pritzker outlines options for overcoming budget deficit
But the findings are clear on one point: the UK's top
earners are predominantly male, middle-aged and living in London or the south east.
Boris has his work cut out on regional growth; THE CITY VIEW
The segment most impacted during the period were the low- and middle-income
earners in areas outside the National Capital Region (NCR).
Poor households see less savings in Q2