The advent of electronic communication and computer technology has widened the appeal of dedicated home working areas, with nearly 30 % of all working adults in the United States reporting that they undertake at least some work from home as part of their primary employment.
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Baleztena was vital to development and re-organisation of Archivo General de Navarra, the place where he spent more and more time as researcher starting late 1920s and which turned into his primary employment in the 1930s, when he was discharged from most other duties.
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In Ireland the non-profit sector accounts for 8.8 % of GDP . In Sweden, the nonprofit sector is attributed with fostering a nationwide social change towards progressive economic, social and cultural policies, while in Italy the third sector is increasingly viewed as a primary employment source for the entire country.
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Adjunct faculty may have primary employment elsewhere ( either another school, or as a practicing professional ), though in today's saturated academic market many doctorate-holders seek to earn a living from several adjunct jobs ( to the advantage of institutions, which do not typically offer such faculty retirement / health benefits or long-term contracts ).
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Cohn, citing CBO's projections, claimed that ACA's primary employment effect was to alleviate job lock : " People who are only working because they desperately need employer-sponsored health insurance will no longer do so . " He concluded that the " reform's only significant employment impact was a reduction in the labor force, primarily because people holding onto jobs just to keep insurance could finally retire ", because they have health insurance outside of their jobs.
