Worker adaptation and employer accommodation following the onset of a health impairment

Article Abstract:

Data from the Health and Retirement Study indicate that workers suffering from health impairment are accommodated by their employer and those who fail to receive accommodation either change their demands or change their jobs. Both sides of the labor market adapt to the onset of disability. Older workers prefer to remain with the same employer and those who leave the employer are either severely impaired or lack the ability to change jobs. Workers with at least a high school education prefer to continue working after the onset of a disability but a lack of proper education poses problems for employment.

Research, Employment, Disabled persons, Disability, Disabilities

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Playing the patenting game

Article Abstract:

The patent process is explained in a manner that pertains to physicians who are filing patents. Patents are valid for 20 years. The inventor's major contacts with the patent office are through the mail. There are major application fees that cost between $4,000 to over $10,000 and maintenance fees. There are several kinds of patents but the most relevant to physicians are utility patents and design patents.

Licenses, Patents & Trademarks, Management, Physicians, Medical professions, Intellectual property, Patents

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No-time preserves

Article Abstract:

A simple and easy way of preparing Jalapeno green pepper jelly and apple relish is presented. These preserves are ideal gift items to family and friends.

Cooking, Cookery (Relishes), Relishes (Food), Jelly, Cookery (Jelly)

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