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Æsculapian Authority: Doctor-patient relationship

by GilesFiles | Dec 15, 2024 | AA - Resources generally, AB1 - Fairness principle or concept, Authority: Sapiential or delegated, Insights | 0 |

Æsculapian Authority and the Doctor-patient Relationship Erik T. Paterson, M.B., Ch.B., D.Obst.R.C.O.G., F.B.I.S Abstract It is time to remind the Medical Community of some of the fundamentals underlying its ability to do what...

Tom Paterson obituary: 1909 – 1994

by GilesFiles | Jul 23, 2009 | AD - Personal archives, AF - Internal equity external parity, Discrimination (LRL 11), EEA 1998, EEA 7 Factors, EEA Chpt III ss 12-27, EEA Codes, EEA Regulations, EEA4 s27, EEA9 Levels s21, Employ Equity (LRL 12), Equal pay and value, Insights, Job evaluation and grading, Labour Relations, philosophy / economics, Reforms required, Seven occupational levels, Thought Leaders, Topics, Work Science Institute | 0 |

Thanks to an internet search it is now possible to reproduce Erik T Paterson’s obituary of a remarkable man, his father, emeritus professor Thomas Thomson Paterson BSc (Edin), MA, PhD (Cantab), Archaeologist,...

Tom Paterson: What did he do for SA?

by GilesFiles | Jul 23, 2009 | AF - Internal equity external parity, Discrimination (LRL 11), EEA 1998, EEA 7 Factors, EEA Chpt III ss 12-27, EEA Codes, EEA Regulations, EEA4 s27, EEA9 Levels s21, Employ Equity (LRL 12), Equal pay and value, Insights, Job evaluation and grading, Labour Relations, Management, Markets in SA, Organisations (LRL 4), philosophy / economics, Reforms required, Seven occupational levels, Thought Leaders, Topics, Work Science Institute | 2 |

Schedule EEA 9 to the Employment Equity Act, 1998 mentions equivalent occupational levels and refers to a semantic scale, Paterson, Peromnes, Hay and Castellion. We know that Castellion must have had something to do with SA...

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Æsculapian Authority: Doctor-patient relationship

Tom Paterson obituary: 1909 – 1994

Tom Paterson: What did he do for SA?