bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Evaluasi Penerapan K3 Bekerja di Ketinggian berdasarkan Permenaker No. 9 Tahun 2016
Authors: Alvianshah Nikhen Hanifah , Sunaryo Merry , Ayu Friska , Rhomadhoni Muslikha Nourma , Ratriwardhani Ratna Ayu 
Published: March 2024

Penggantian DSP merupakan jenis pekerjaan yang berkaitan dengan ketinggian. Tujuan penelitian ini untuk mengevaluasi penerapan K3 bekerja di ketinggian berdasarkan Permenaker No. 9 Tahun 2016 pada pekerjaan penggantian DSP di PT. PLN UPT Bekasi. Metode penelitian ini menggunakan jenis penelitian kualitatif bersifat observasional yang melibatkan 7 informan yaitu pekerja penggantian DSP, pengawas K3 dan project manager. Data diperoleh melalui observasi dan wawancara kepada informan menggunakan teks pedoman wawancara dengan mengacu Permenaker No. 9 Tahun 2016 tentang K3 dalam Pekerjaan Ketinggian. Hasil penelitian yang diketahui melalui observasi dan wawancara menunjukkan bahwa pekerjaan penggantian DSP masih kurang peduli terhadap aspek K3, belum melaksanakan kesiapsiagaan tanggap darurat, dan terdapat tenaga kerja yang kurang berkompeten. Penyebab dari permasalahan tersebut adalah kurangnya SDM yang menyebabkan perusahaan memanfaatkan tenaga kerja lepas harian, hal tersebut disampaikan secara langsung oleh project manager melalui wawancara. Secara keseluruhan pekerjaan penggantian DSP belum sepenuhnya melakukan penerapan K3 bekerja di ketinggian sesuai Permenaker No. 9 Tahun 2016. Rekomendasi yang dapat diberikan kepada perusahaan adalah dengan meningkatkan screening, monitoring, dan evaluasi, perusahaan dapat memberikan induction khusus yang membahas terkait jenis pekerjaan di ketinggian dan update regulasi terbaru tentang K3 bekerja di ketinggian untuk dapat diterapkan sehingga potensi dan risiko bahaya dapat di minimalisir
Kata Kunci: K3, Bekerja di ketinggian, DSP, Permenaker No. 9 Tahun 2016
Implikasi Metode Tarjih dalam Menyikapi Hadis-Hadis Kontradiktif
Authors: Mannan Nuraini A 
Published: March 2024

In the course of their development, scholars frequently encounter Hadiths of Prophet Muhammad SAW that appear contradictory or exhibit differences in opinion (ikhtilaf), complicating their utilization as arguments or evidence. To address this challenge, scholars have devised various methodologies, with tarjih emerging as the principal solution for resolving these discrepancies. This research aims to answer two main questions: 1) What are the principles involved in the tarjih process of Hadiths? and 2) How is the tarjih method applied to Hadiths deemed contradictory? Utilizing a literature review approach, this study collects and analyzes relevant data. It identifies seven primary principles in the tarjih of contradictory Hadiths, encompassing the investigation of narrators' conditions, the age of narration, the methodology of narration, the timing of narration, the phrasing of the Hadith, the legal content, and external factors. These findings offer new perspectives in Hadith studies, particularly in addressing disagreements related to Hadiths.
ABSTRAK
Dalam pengembangannya, para ulama sering kali menemukan hadis-hadis Nabi Muhammad SAW yang tampak kontradiktif atau mengalami perbedaan pendapat (ikhtilaf), yang menyulitkan penggunaannya sebagai argumen atau hujjah. Untuk mengatasi permasalahan ini, ulama telah merumuskan berbagai metode, dengan tarjih menjadi solusi utama dalam menyelesaikan ikhtilaf tersebut. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menjawab dua pertanyaan utama: 1) apa saja prinsip-prinsip dalam proses tarjih hadis, dan 2) bagaimana penerapan metode tarjih pada hadis-hadis yang dianggap kontradiktif. Melalui metode kepustakaan, penelitian ini mengumpulkan dan menganalisis data terkait. Hasilnya, ditemukan tujuh prinsip utama dalam tarjih hadis yang kontradiktif, meliputi penelusuran keadaan perawi, usia periwayatan, metode periwayatan, waktu periwayatan, redaksi hadis, kandungan hukum, dan faktor eksternal. Temuan ini memberikan wawasan baru dalam studi hadis, khususnya dalam menyelesaikan perbedaan pendapat terkait hadis.
PENGARUH LAYANAN BIMBINGAN KARIER TERHADAP MINAT KARIER SISWA KELAS XI SMA MUTIARA 2 BANDUNG
Authors: Rayni Selma , Siddik Riesa Rismawati , Rohaeti Euis Eti 
Published: March 2024

This study aims to determine the effect of career guidance services on career interests of class XI students SMA Mutiara 2 Bandung. This research uses the research method of counseling guidance action (PTBK) with the subject of research as many as 20 students of clas XI SMA Mutiara 2 Bandung. The method of data collaction using observation, interviews, and research documentation. Consists of 2 cycles. While the data analysis technique used descriptive analytical analysis. The process of data analysis begins by examining all the data obtained, either though interviews or observations. Then described by using percentage analysis. The Results of the study indicate that in the initial conditions,students’ career intrests are still in the “not good” category, in the first cycle there are indicators that have increased in the “very good” category, namely the indicator of introduction to the world of work with descriptors knowing the world of work, with percentage of by 75% of the 15 students. While in the second cycle all indicators have increases by getting the “very good” category with a percentage of >80% on each indicator from 18 students. Thus, it can be concluded that career guidance services can affect the career interests of students in class XI SMA Muttiara 2 Bandung.
Long-term trends in the prevalence of pressure ulcer disease in elders aged 60-94 years from 1990 to 2019 in China: A join-point regression and trend analysis based on GBD 2019
Authors: ZHANG Cuiling , Weng Sui-yun , Liu Song-kang , Jiang Miao-ling , Yu* Min 
Published: March 2024

Introduction:Pressure ulcer disease (PUs) is a common geriatric
complication that impacts national public policy and brings a huge
social burden. Objective: To analyze the long-term trends in PUs
prevalence among Chinese elders aged 60-94 from 1990 to 2019 to inform
targeted public policies. Methods:The age-standardized prevalence rates
(ASPRs) and crude rates per 100,000 population of PUs were reported in
China from 1990 to 2019 from the Institute for Health Metrics and
Evaluation using the Global Health Data Exchange (GHDx) online query
tool.The ASPRs of elderly PUs were calculated and stratified by sex and
age. Individuals aged 60-94 were divided into a group according to 5
years. The Joinpoint regression model was used to evaluate the trend of
PUs elder prevalence across the time.The annual percentage rate
change(APC),average annual percentage change(AAPC) and 95% confidence
intervals (95%CIs) for the EAPCs were calculated to explore the
characteristics of the PUs elders prevalence in China. Results: Results
showed an upward trend in ASPRs for PUs in both sexes, with higher rates
in males.Join-point regression analyses also confirmed a significant
upward trend in ASPRs for both sexes among elders, with a more
pronounced increase in males.The prevalence of PUs has decreased among
60-69 years old elders but increased after 70 years old. Conclusion:The
disease burden of PUs has increased in China from 1990 to 2019, with
higher rates in men. The prevalence of PUs in elders showed an overall
upward trend but varies at different age stages.Different management and
treatment strategies should be developed for the elderly at different
age stages and gender.Collaborative efforts involving the government,
society, and medical institutions are needed to address the prevention
and management of pressure ulcers in China.
Aplicación de rocas ígneas de composición media riolítica procesadas por atrición seca en la producción de materiales cerámicos de alta densidad por colado (vía húmeda). Parte II. Optimización de tiempos de molienda
Authors: Correa Agustín , Rovere Elizabeth I. , Fuertes Luciano I. , Sanchez Laura , Bruno Oscar 
Published: March 2024

En el presente trabajo se estudió la molienda batch de alta energía en seco de áridos del Río Santa Cruz, Argentina. La molienda de alta energía sobre esta roca tiene por objetivo lograr una adecuada conformación cerámica con una arcilla comercial, se evita así el uso de otros componentes como cuarzo y feldespato. Se procede a un estudio de la cinética de la molienda, basándose en el modelo destructivo total de Kelsall en sus aspectos asintóticos; en particular en el comportamiento a tiempos largos, superiores a 30 minutos en donde el mecanismo de atrición predomina. Se determina que los parámetros de escalamiento adecuados deberían basarse sobre las experiencias de las condiciones obtenidas en las moliendas entre 50 y 60 minutos, ya que se obtienen granulometrías de 27 y 35 % pasante en masa del diámetro de 2 µm.
Challenges Facing Financial Planners Advising Ageing Clients with Diminished Financial Capacity
Authors: Teale John 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
Old age can be associated with declining cognitive abilities and the development of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. These conditions generally result in a reduced ability to make sound financial decisions, that is, a reduced financial capacity. This reduction is an important issue for financial planners, but reduced financial capacity is often difficult to detect. Moreover, severe legal consequences can result for financial planners who provide what is later deemed to be inappropriate financial advice to clients with these conditions. Consequently, this article aims to help financial planners understand this condition and the actions to take when it is detected.
Just How Safe are ‘Safe Withdrawal Rates’ in Retirement?
Authors: Drew Michael E. , Walk Adam N. 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
This study considers one of the cornerstone questions in the retirement income debate; namely, what’s a safe withdrawal rate for retirement? This question is of particular importance to Australia’s superannuation system, which is characterised by having compulsory contributions during the retirement saving (or accumulation) phase, but no compulsory requirement to annuitise lump sums at the commencement of the retirement income (or distribution/decumulation) phase. As a result, many retirees face a classic asset–liability mismatch, the need to fund relatively short- and medium-term retirement spending needs with a long-term investment strategy. This study tests one of the most popular heuristics that have arisen from the safe withdrawal debate, specifically the 4% rule. Our findings question the validity of this approach using historical international return data.
The Conflict Between Financial Decision Making and Indigenous Australian Culture
Authors: Wagland Suzanne , Taylor Sharon 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
Financial literacy or financial capability is widely agreed as being funda mental for financial wellbeing (Clitheroe 2004; Worthington 2008). This is particularly relevant in 21st century Australia, where the government’s policy of self-funded retirement is a critically important issue. Previous research undertaken by the Australian and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) in Australia, suggests when it comes to financial matters, a large proportion of the population have insufficient levels of the financial knowledge and skills needed to manage their finances into the future. Australia’s Indigenous population has been identified in the ANZ surveys as one of the groups, most at risk. Whilst education programs have been put in place to address these findings, subsequent studies in relation to Australians Indigenous population continues to demonstrate the poorest levels of financial literacy, with little to no identifiable improvement in measured skills over successive studies (ANZ 2003; 2005; 2008; 2011 and 2014).
Generally, traditional Indigenous culture is dominated by family and tribe rather than personal wealth gratification; in particular these cultural values relating to money are in direct contrast to western societal values. Our research paper, the first in a series, raises two questions. Firstly is the conflict between western and Indigenous culture an overlooked factor and might go some way to explaining the poor financial literacy levels among Australia’s Indigenous population. Secondly, this paper raises questions that were highlighted in the existing literature as to the content and design of currently offered educational programs that are targeted at Indigenous Australians.
A (W)hole in the Financial Budget: Budgeting’s Influence on the Effective Use of Credit Card Debt in Australia
Authors: Ajzerle Sanja , Brimble Mark , Freudenberg Brett 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
Credit card debt has become intrinsic to the way of life and are accepted as part of modern day living. This paper examines to what extent personal budgeting can influence the effective use of Australian credit card debt. The findings suggest that the most effective credit card debtors are those who consider they do not need a budget due to low income and expenses followed by those without a budget but often earning in excess of $180,000 p.a. Participants with the lowest effective use of credit card debt are those who do have a budget but rarely follow it.
Understanding the Relationship Between Fund Flows and Past Performance in Australian Managed Funds
Authors: Paramati Sudharshan Reddy , Mo Di , Gupta Rakesh 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
This study aims to understand the prevailing literature which examined the effect of past performance of funds, risk of the funds, choice of fund legislation and the global financial crisis on the fund flows among the different asset classes in Australia. The empirical findings of previous studies document that retail funds are more sensitive to the past performance of funds than those of wholesale segment. These studies further argue that risk of the funds seems to be ineffective in explaining the fund flows. Findings also report that the choice of fund legislation has resulted in attracting more funds into the managed funds. Finally, in the post global financial crisis period, there is a significant inflow of funds into the managed and equity funds.
Examining the Legitimacy of the Current ‘Authorised Representative’ Licensing Model
Authors: McInnes Angelique , Ahmed Abdullahi D. 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
Legitimacy of licensing individual financial advisers through third party licensees is currently debated by the media and in practice, with unsubstantiated claims evident in the majority of commentaries. A sticking point is the lack of a theoretical framework within financial planning theory to obtain substantiated evidence. We rectify this by applying Suchman’s legitimacy theoretical framework to the current authorised representative licensing model to collect validated evidence in future empirical research. This not only advances financial planning theory, but raises further questions for future empirical research, which should provide policymakers data required to make evidence-based decisions around licensing advisers.
Financial Literacy Education with Aboriginal People: The Importance of Culture and Context
Authors: Blue Levon 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
Learning about effective ways to manage money is a 21st century skill and the focus of financial literacy education (FLE) initiatives globally. Individuals deemed to have lower levels of financial literacy are often the targets of financial literacy workshops/programs. In this research paper the key outcomes are identified from a qualitative study that explored the FLE practices with an Aboriginal community in Canada (that the author is a member of). This includes conceptualising what influences financial decision-making and the role of culture and context in financial literacy education with a Community instead of for a Community. Discussed is the importance of adopting a praxis approach to FLE and integrating site based education development with Community members instead of imposing education on individuals. Last, outlined in this paper is how the above findings may offer insights for financial educators and/or planners participating in financial literacy education and engaging with Aboriginal clients.
Industry Demand for Financial Planning Graduates
Authors: Johnson Dianne , Brimble Mark , Zanetti Ric 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACTThe financial planning industry is evolving into a profession, underpinned by a range of regulatory, professional and market changes. A key component of the challenge to professionalism is to attract high calibre new entrants to financial planning degree programs and into the emerging profession. This paper details results of a survey of 191 financial planning practices on their expectations and plans for new entrants. The study finds that there is growing interest in the graduate pathways and methods of obtaining access to a talent pool. In addition, the majority of firms indicated that they would like to grow their staff numbers in the five years (to 2019) and nearly two thirds indicated that they will be seeking graduates for these growth positions. This paper will explore the demand for new entrants, particularly university graduates, into financial planning.
Investment Risk Profiling: Lessons from Psychology
Authors: Hunt Katherine 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
The risk profiling process is one of the most under-utilised assets the financial planning profession has at its disposal. This paper presents a novel approach to risk profiling, which is based on the application of the psychology literature to develop an empirical risk profiling system. This paper provides a theoretical foundation for considering the risk profiling system by applying the literature from self-control, optimism, financial literacy, and risk tolerance, to a risk profiling system. This paper discusses how understanding client levels of self-control can impact ‘stickability’ to a financial plan, and how prior knowledge of optimism, financial literacy and risk tolerance can enable financial planners to have more engaging discussions and design more tailored financial plans for their clients. This is the first stage of the research project, with the second stage the development and testing of a risk profiling system based on the theory within this paper.
The Time Diversification Puzzle: A Survey
Authors: Bianchi Robert J. , Drew Michael E. , Walk Adam N. 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
Since Samuelson’s (1969) theoretical proof that risk and time are unrelated, a half century of debate and controversy has ensued, leaving time diversification as one of the most enduring puzzles of modern finance. The most conspicuous aspect of the debate is the questionable assumptions that underlie much of the analysis. Thus we are left with an unsatisfying debate conducted in a paradigm where terminal wealth is usually a function only of returns, and where time-weighted measures are assumed to adequately evaluate performance. This paper reviews the major streams in the time diversification literature and argues that more realistic analysis using defensible assumptions is likely to lead to better prescriptions for improved retirement investing.
Executive Functions and Competitive Attitudes in Near-Elite Ice Hockey Players
Authors: Tamás Borbála , Géczi Gergely , Gurisatti Lilla , Gábor Laura , Baracskai Zoltán , Géczi Gábor 
Published: March 2024

Abstract
Ice hockey is considered one of the most competitive sports, and it requires physical and mental preparation to perform appropriately under the pressure of a competitive environment. The present study aims to investigate the impact of competitive sports on executive functions such as emotion regulation, inhibitory control, working memory, and competitive attitudes among near-elite ice hockey players. Near-elite athletes have been gathered (N = 67) from the four Hungarian Ice-Hockey Academies. Our results indicated a small positive association between Canadian points and maladaptive emotion regulation and a slight positive correlation between maladaptive cognitive emotion regulation and false alarms of the N-back task. The result revealed a significant difference between National and Non-National Team members in maladaptive cognitive emotion regulation regarding hypercompetitive attitude. The result of linear regression revealed that maladaptive cognitive emotion regulation significantly predicts false alarms, indicating that the maladaptive cognitive emotion regulation explains 10% of the variance. In conclusion, we highlight the role of the environment, which affects executive functions and competitive attitudes alongside sports performance. Although the findings were mainly correlational, we can conclude that the nature of competitive ice hockey expects certain behavior for the players indifferent of the situation that could lead to emotion suppression, rumi-nation and other maladaptive emotion regulation strategies. We can also conclude that inadequate emotion regulation might be related to the overstimulation of players, characterized by a hypersensitive state to stimuli. We suggest that practitioners ensure the development of adequate competitive attitudes of players to enable long-term physical and psychological benefits.
Usulan Perbaikan Postur Kerja Dengan Menggunakan Metode Rapid Entire Body Assesment (RBA) Pada Pekerja Industri Ukm Ikan Bandeng Sumber Jaya Tani (Poklashar Cilamaya Wetan)
Authors: Mochamad Rafi Herdiana  , Asep Erik Nugraha  , Risma Fitriani  
Published: March 2024

Intisari— UKM Ikan Bandeng merupakan sebuah usaha kecil dibawah naungan BUMDES di Desa Muara Baru, yang mayoritas bekerja sebagai nelayan. Pada proses pengolahan ikan bandeng kemasan, membutuhkan waktu 8 jam tanpa waktu istirahat dan kondisi ini semakin diperparah posisi berdiri merupakan posisi yang sering dilakukan dalam pengolahan ikan bandeng, sehingga menimbulkan cidera ergonomi pada postur kerjanya dapat menyebabkan musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk menganalisis risiko cidera pada postur kerja pekerja industri didasarkan atas keluhan yang terjadi dengan menggunakan kuesioner NBM (Nordic Body Map), dan dilakukan penilaian postur kerja dengan menggunakan metode REBA. Metode REBA merupakan metode yang digunakan untuk penilian postur kerja yang berfokus pada seluruh bagian tubuh. Proses yang dilakukan saat ini merupakan yang berisiko dan jika dilakukan secara berulang-ulang dapat menimbulkan cidera. Didapatkan secara umum kondisi setiap stasiun kerja pada UKM Ikan Bandeng memerlukan perbaikan. Dengan keluhan paling banyak dialami oleh bagian pencucian & pemotongan serta pengolahan terjadi di tubuh bagian atas, tengah, dan bawah. Skor REBA terbesar pemisahan ikan bandeng dengan jeroan sebesar 11 pada indikator ke 4. Yang lainnya pada indikator ke-3. Maka, diberikan usulan berupa penerapan Standar Operasional Prosedur (SOP) dalam memperbaiki postur kerja, serta sistem kerja yang ada pada setiap stasiun guna mengurangi musculoskeletal disorders.
Abstract— SMEs Ikan Bandeng is a small business under the auspices of BUMDES in Muara Baru Village, the majority of which work as fishermen. In the process of processing packaged milkfish, it takes 8 hours without rest time and this condition is further aggravated standing position is a position that is often done in milkfish processing, resulting in ergonomic injuries in its work posture can cause musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). This study was conducted to analyze the risk of injury to the work posture of industrial workers based on complaints that occurred using the NBM (Nordic Body Map) questionnaire, and an assessment of work posture was carried out using the REBA method. The REBA methods are methods used for the assessment of work postures that focus on all parts of the body. The current process is risky and if done repeatedly can lead to injury. With the most complaints experienced by the washing & cutting and processing parts occur in the upper, middle, and lower body. The largest REBA score of the separation of whitefish with offal was 11 on the 4th indicator. The other is on the 3rd indicator. Thus, proposals were given in the form of the application of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) in improving work posture, as well as the existing work system at each station to reduce musculoskeletal disorders.