Sentences with phrase «+ hours per week»

Up to 20 + hours per week.

Research Center (CRC) 40 + Hours per week in several universities in Sudan, including: the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Khartoum We studied the deciduous forests of the North western US.

I work 40 + hours per week — but it is a FLEXIBLE 40.

This would be full time / 40 + hours per week.

This position will be located in our Los Angeles, Ca office and will be 40 + hours per week...

When you spend 40 + hours per week with a group of people it's only natural that friendships will start to form.

Under the ACA, employers with 50 or more full - time equivalent employees are required to offer health insurance to their full - time (30 + hours per week) employees.

In order to avoid a penalty, large employers are now required to offer affordable coverage to their full - time (30 + hours per week) workers.

In fact, he tells how he went from making $ 40,000 per year working 80 + hours per week to boosting his salary to making $ 40,000 per month but only working four hours per week.

The fact that most lawyers work 80 + hours per week and have as much need of «busy work» as they do a hole in the head.

Kevin invests a lot of his time in social media; I'd wager 30 + hours per week.

During this period, the studio would «push this extra three weeks in 90 + hours per week.»

FULL TIME KENNEL ASSISTANTS 32 + hours per week — a variety of weekday, weekend and holiday shifts...

Eligible candidates must be employed by a public service organization defined by the PSLF conditions and be a full - time employee (30 + hours per week).

I don't have any children, and yet I still find it hard to find time to work 50 + hours per week, spend time on hobbies and keep up a high quality blog.

I was unemployed for a short period in 2003, and I put 40 + hours per week into seeking employment.

The 401c3 approach isn't going to work because I believe you have to work 30 + hours per week for them for the next ten years to get the benefit from that.

You and me, we don't have 100 + hours per week to spend evaluating market trends and economic factors.

Working my butt off for 50 + hours per week for years on end only to see a highly likely cut in my commission checks and then seeing the payouts in the companies I'm invested in rise relentlessly year after year no matter how crappy of a shareholder I am in real life allows for an interesting contrast and really opens ones eyes: being a shareholder is much more rewarding with much less work required.

The other issue with PSLF is there have to be 120 full on - time monthly payments made but only payments after October 1, 2007 count and you have to work full - time (30 + hours per week).

Time Requirement: 4 + hours per week.

Support: VA # 1 for 40 hours per week, VA # 2 for 40 hours per week, childcare 20 + hours per week, $ 2,500 per month on promotion

Support: VA # 1 - # 3 40 hours per week, hire VA # 4 for 20 hours per week, childcare 20 + hours per week, $ 4,500 per month on promotion

Support: Hire 1 VA to work 40 hours per week, hire second VA for 20 hours per week, hire childcare for 20 + hours per week, spend $ 1,500 per month on promotion

Support: VA # 1 + # 2 40 hours per week, hire VA # 3 for 20 hours per week, childcare 20 + hours per week, $ 3,000 per month on promotion

Support: Hire VA to work 40 hours per week, hire childcare for 20 + hours per week, spend $ 1,000 per month on promotion

That path is a limited replication of No Excuses schools that rely on a very unusual labor pool (young, often work 60 + hours per week, often from top universities); the creation of many more charters that, on average, aren't different in performance from district schools; districts adopting «lite» versions of No Excuses models while pruning small numbers of very low performing teachers; and some amount of shift to online learning.

Life is too short to spend 15 + hours per week exercising for a stupid six pack.

We created our first kids» TV series, «Ruby's Studio» because given the insane amount of time kids spend on screens (40 + hours per week!)

Three of those years, I worked 80 + hours per week as a pediatric resident.

Moms who are away from their babies 30 + hours per week often choose an automatic double pump for efficiency and to help keep their milk supply up.

He was working 80 - 100 + hours per week so his leaving was one of the best things we did for our family.

For context, at the time I walked away from that church, I was spending 60 + hours per week «serving» at the church... as a volunteer... and it was never enough....

Lately, I have been putting 80 + hours per week at the hospital, so it has been difficult to get time to write.

However, even with their fancy Ivy League investment degrees and 100 + hour per week schedules, they are still wrong a lot of the time.

The developers Neocore Games have since promised to work «90 + hours per weeks» to make up for the delay.

You're correct, however, that I don't have the time to read 5 + years of Climate Audit posts — I'm an electrical engineer who works in aerospace at a 40 + hour per week job.

Not exact matches

Gen Xers (35 - 46) and Boomers (47 - 65) increased their average time to 26 and 27 hours per week, respectively, while Seniors (66 +) held steady at 25 hours.

Basically went from just an employee to being charge of 15 + people in a less than 8 months increasing my work hours from 45 to 70 + per week along with 1 - 2 hours of working at home catching up on paperwork each night.

If you're still with me, two part - time jobs + two children + five hours of childcare per week = me, crying into a carton of waffle fries in the Chick - fil - a drive - thru.

2 hours per week for cardio training = 30 minutes of HIIT over two to three days + 90 minutes of LISS over one to two sessions.

The study doesn't say how much running is needed, but it compared members of the 50 + Runners Association with nonmembers, and running declined with time (from 4 hours to 76 minutes per week).

If you're doing a workout for 45 min to an hour, I define it as high - intensity cardio, which when in a calorie restricted state, or when done 4 - 5x + per week, becomes a catabolic activity.

Up until about 2 years ago, I used to train a lot — running and lifting weights in the gym — 3 - 4 times per week, each session about 2 + hours.

For example, if we compare 10 hours per week aerobic compare to 10 hours aerobic + 2 hour anaerobic which one of the two will give me a better aerobic capacity?

And we can not even begin to question the dedication of teachers and the obscene amount of hours worked in an academic year, I'm no mathematician but just a quick calculation would indicate the average teacher works 60 hours per week, based upon this very broad assumption it's possible to suggest the average teacher works approximately 2000 + hours during an academic year, so it does beg the question, considering the Maxwell Curve; How much more effective and «healthy» would the teaching profession become if the principle of «less is more» underpinned it's mantra?

Instructional Technology Specialist Hiring department Nutritional Sciences Monthly salary $ 4,166 + depending on qualifications Hours per week 40.00 Standard from 800AM to 500PM Posting number 18-05-10...

Classes are by size: Tiny Tykes (up to 12 lbs), Little Tykes (12 - 25 lbs), & Big Tykes (25 - 55 lbs) Level: Beginner Ages: 9 weeks to 5 months Length: 1 hour, single sessions Cost: $ 25 per Session, or 5 - Session Package for $ 115 Vaccination Requirement: First set of puppy shots + 7 days.

Job Opportunity: FULL - TIME SPAY / NEUTER VETERINARIAN for the Arizona Humane Society General Info: Starting salary = 90,000 + annually 40 hours per week POSITION SUMMARY: The main focus of this position is on high volume canine and feline spay / neuter.

8 + hours per day, 5 days per week.