AUTOMATED ACCOUNTING PRACTICES IN CAMEROONIAN ACCOUNTING FIRMS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF ATTITUDE AND ADOPTION by Pafe Bruno Ndong, Elle Narcisse

“…However, it has increased the risks of faults, loss of control and jobs, a change in the employment structure, skills, and competence. …”
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Small Scale Enterprises (SSES) on Employment Opportunities in Kabwohe Municipality. by Niwagaba, Innocent

“…By doing these. the enterprises will grow and more jobs will be created in the long run.…”
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Starting a just transition in the context of macro-economic policy by Pavićević Nina, Ćosić Milivoje, Đorđević Vladimir

“…The shift towards an ecologically sustainable economy will lead to significant changes, including the creation of new green jobs, industries, changes in existing jobs, and the gradual phasing out of some activities intensively using carbon. …”
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Assessment of the Economic Impact Associated with the Recreational Scallop Season in Hernando County, Florida by Brittany Hall-Scharf, Charles M. Adams, Alan W. Hodges, Stephen Geiger

“…A previous study (Stevens, et al, 2003) found that the recreational scallop fishery generated 35 jobs and $1.6 million in economic impact to the economy of neighboring Citrus County in 2003. …”
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Talking with Your Child about School by Eboni Baugh, Donna Davis

“…“In a hurried world, keeping up with our children when we’re trying to juggle marriage, jobs, possibly multiple children, and the many other challenges life can throw at us, we can feel overwhelmed at times. …”
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Multiple-Use Landscapes: Reclaimed Phosphate Mined Lands by M. Wilson, Edward A. Hanlon

“…Phosphate mining is a temporary land use. The jobs and economic activity associated with mining depart an area once the resource is exhausted — but the landscape created as a result of mining and reclamation will exist in perpetuity. …”
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Assessing Economic Impacts and Benefits of Commercial Horticulture Extension Programs by Alan Hodges, Shawn Steed, Jane Morse, Peggy Dessaint, Donald Rainey, Charles Vavrina

“…This 5-page fact sheet presents a standardized approach for evaluating the economic impacts of extension educational programs in commercial horticulture in Florida, with which impacts are quantified in terms of measurable changes in revenues, income, or jobs. Written by Alan Hodges, Shawn Steed, Jane Morse, Peggy Dessaint, Donald Rainey, and Charles Vavrina, and published by the UF Department of Food and Resource Economics, September 2011. …”
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The New Normal? The European Union’s Temporary Frameworks for State Aid by Kociubiński Jakub

“…Since all downturns and slowdowns involve low aggregate demand, the authorities typically step in by increasing their own spending to protect businesses and jobs. During the Covid pandemic the European Union has witnessed an unprecedented level of State aid measures, under the hastily adopted dedicated temporary framework. …”
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Timber Production in a Working Forest Context by Sonia Delphin, Francisco Escobedo, Chris Demers, Alison E. Adams, Damian C. Adams

“…Timber production is an essential ecosystem good or service that supports a number of important industries and provides jobs in Florida. This 6-page fact sheet summarizes the results of several studies to help forest landowners and other stakeholders understand how multiple-use management affects both timber production and other ecosystem services. …”
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The Economic Aspects of a Small Equine Boarding Operation in North Florida by Julie Gatlin, Johann Krebs, Peter J. van Blokland, John J. Haydu

“… Small property holders with lots of experience with horses might consider owning and managing a small equine boarding operation to supplement their income from permanent full-time jobs (Note: this type of operation will not sustain you by itself, nor is it recommended for someone unfamilar with caring for horses). …”
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Executive Summary of the Economic Contributions and Ecosystem Services of Springs in the Lower Suwannee and Santa Fe River Basins of North-Central Florida by Tatiana Borisova, Alan W. Hodges, Thomas J. Stevens

“…Among the findings, there was $84.2 million in total visitor spending for springs recreation, and 1,160 full- and part-time jobs. This 4-page fact sheet was written by Tatiana Borisova, Alan W. …”
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Workforce Characteristics, Work Satisfaction, Stress, Burnout and Happiness of Early Career Music Therapists in the United States by Anthony Meadows, Lillian Eyre, Audra Gollenberg

“…Descriptive analysis of responses to these questions suggest the majority of these early career professionals were satisfied with their jobs and work conditions, and worked in ways they found fulfilling and meaningful. …”
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NIGERIAN YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT AND SECURITY ISSUES: EVALUATING THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP OPTION by MUSA MOHAMMED BELLO, JIBRIN UBALE YAHAYA, ISYAKU ADAMU

“…If the relevant authorities do not act quickly to create jobs, crime will rise and public resentment will grow. …”
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IMPACT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION ON POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS’ INCLINATION TO ENTREPRENEURIAL PRACTICE IN NIGERIA by Yusuf Alhaji Hashim, Mohammed Abdulmalik, Wanjuu Lazarus Zungwe

“…However, despite the introduction of entrepreneurship education as a core course in these institutions, the aspirations for white collar jobs by graduates continues which has resulted in the persistent increase in the rate of unemployment. …”
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Economic Contributions of Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Food Industries in Florida in 2013 by Alan W. Hodges, Mohammad Rahmani, Thomas J. Stevens

“… About 1.52 million people worked full- or part-time in Florida’s agriculture, natural resources and food industries in 2013— an 8.7 percent increase in jobs over 2012. Recognizing the significant impact agriculture, natural resources, and related food industries have on the economy of Florida is essential to informed public policy. …”
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The Florida Natural Resources Leadership Institute by Paul Monaghan, Emily Ott, Carol Lippincott, Ondine Wells, Jessica Ireland, Jon Dain, Bruce Delaney, Roy Carriker

“… We are all dependent on Florida’s natural resources for jobs, health, and our quality of life. Decisions about the management and conservation of the State’s environment involve complex sets of issues and stakeholders. …”
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Ainemukama, Fredinando (2022). Assessing the Impact of Covid-19 on Tourism Activities in Kisoro Region: A Case Study Of Kisoro Municipality. by Ainemukama, Fredinando

“…The study concludes that COVID 19 has led to increased poverty as many people lost their jobs. As travels were canceled and tourists reduced in numbers, tour companies were forced to stop some of their employees from working hence creating poverty.…”
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Assessing the Impact of TASO on HIV Persons: A case Study of Kambuga Hospital. by Rukundo, Amos

“…TASO Uganda has failed to attract and retain medical doctors, mainly due to challenges in remunerating them and over 30% of the doctors and clinicians recruited by TASO leave for better-paying jobs within 6 months (TASO HMIS, 2015). The few doctors who stay on have taken up leadership and managerial positions at various levels within the organization, causing further scarcity in the number of doctors. …”
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Awareness, Knowledge, and Perceptions of Barotrauma and Barotrauma Mitigation: A Survey of Florida Anglers by Charles Adams, Joy Hazell, Lisa Krimsky, Bryan Fluech, Betty Staugler, John Stevely, Robert Bolta

“…The annual economic impact to the Florida economy of saltwater recreational fishing, which sustains 110,000 jobs, is estimated to be $13 billion. Given the popularity and economic importance of reef fish, careful management of these fish stocks is imperative for the sustainability of the reef-fish resource. …”
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