Sentences with phrase «it temporary contracting»

Instead, underemployment, temporary contract positions, lousy pay and never - ending «internships» have eroded their expectations, and in the process, their sense of loyalty to any given employer.

Insecurity and anxiety reign as young workers cycle through temporary contracts, part - time jobs, or freelance gigs.

In a span of a couple of years, he and his lieutenants fired more than 200 people, reassigned 500, hired 435 and added several hundred more through temporary contracts.

If you find workers on temporary contracts that is ideal, they stay in your house for 6/9 months while you are away and pay for your trip abroad.

«Too many schools want to create space for younger, cheaper teachers or even unqualified staff who they can place on temporary contracts, giving them flexibility over performance or funding, or both.

Civil servants are recruited on temporary contracts or seconded from their member states.

[ii] Even when they do have jobs, young people are disproportionately likely to be in precarious positions such as zero - hour contracts, temporary contracts and unpaid internships.

Zero hours contracts, workfare, part - time roles, temporary contracts and apprenticeships offering full - time responsibilities and duties for as little as # 2.60 per hour.

This fits in to the wider pattern of insecure work that increasingly defines our workplaces, where there are nearly 1.7 million workers on some kind of temporary contract, with over a third taken because a permanent position was not available.

The agency has a huge staff — a spokesperson refused to even guess how many, but Egyptologists estimate that there are perhaps 40,000 permanent employees and another 15,000 or so on temporary contracts.

Currently, university employment on temporary contracts for scientific employees is limited to 5 years after the successful awarding of the Ph.D. degree.

These terms also apply to temporary contracts financed from external funding sources (Drittmittel), as well as for an employee's transfer from one university to another university or research institution.

These changes will end the currently common, but antisocial, practice of pretending to employ young scientists at a different university after the termination of their temporary contract without providing them with the opportunity to apply for a permanent position.

With a clearly defined, limited term for the qualification phase of young scientists in mind, the HRG changes will lead to a simplification of the practical handling of temporary contracts.

Scientists whose contracts as scientific or artistic assistants are due to expire and who have already reached the maximum term limit are eligible for temporary contracts for up to 3 years as a transitional measure.

It was a 1 - year temporary contract, reduced to two - thirds part - time.

► Setting an example we hope will be emulated widely, the new president of RIKEN, Japan's «scandal - tarnished network of national laboratories,» announced plans to restore the labs» luster by «introducing a tenure track system that would retain the best young researchers now on temporary contracts,» Dennis Normile reported Monday at ScienceInsider.

With ANR grant money, researchers can allocate funds to employ postdocs or technicians on temporary contracts and also to purchase equipment and consumables.

It is ironic,» he continues, «that they are happy to employ somebody on a temporary contract but make it very difficult for them to get a permanent job within the system.»

Up until 2 years ago, federal law allowed an employer give an individual a temporary contract for a maximum of 5 years; after that period, the employee had to be offered a permanent position or leave.

«The 12 - year limit initially meant I could stay longer at my current institute, but I am [now] unable to find further employment on temporary contracts anywhere in Germany.»

Although Naumann also holds a temporary contract, he feels positive about his chances of getting a tenured position.

In an attempt to rationalise a situation in which a researcher would end up having a string of 5 - year contracts, the 12 - year rule — 15 years in medicine — capped the time period that a university (or publicly funded research institute) is allowed to hire using temporary contracts.

In the realm of academic research, postdoctoral to midcareer research scientists often held a succession of 5 - year temporary contracts.

As the German minister for education and research, Edelgard Bulmahn, argued in a previous Next Wave article, the major objective of the 12 - year qualification limit was to finally call a halt to the insecurity that results from the ongoing employment of young researchers on temporary contracts.

Indeed, one of Gresta's immediate priorities is to ensure the continued employment of several hundred workers whose temporary contracts are to expire at the end of this year.

Scientists on temporary contracts also reported significantly lower satisfaction with the scientific environment and organizational culture of their workplace as well as the career development support.

Not surprisingly, researchers on temporary contracts were generally less happy about their working conditions.

The report also tried to assess how researchers» working conditions affected their satisfaction levels and scientific outputs by comparing those working on temporary contracts with those on permanent contracts.

With most permanent researchers in the survey having a tenured position and most researchers on temporary contracts being postdocs, many factors, such as experience and age, could explain these differences in productivity, Siobhan Phillips, a senior science officer at ESF who was the survey methodology adviser and lead author, says in an email to Science Careers.

While the preponderance of temporary contracts may have many downsides, there is a risk that changes to the academic system would have significant knock - on effects, Phillips recognizes in her email to Science Careers.

The reform law also represents a great change for the Max Planck Society (MPG) which employs 50 % of its 3000 scientists on temporary contracts.

«It will become common practice to check whether there is a convincing reason for a temporary contract after a total of 12 years», he says.

Just as his temporary contract was running to its end in 2003, Rothenberg won a Vidi grant from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), a lump sum of?

«Nicotine Dependence Service at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health is seeking a full - time, temporary contract Community Health Education (CH E...»

In the UK these temporary contracts are in most cases, offered by employment agencies.

This is an organization that acts as an employer to people who work under temporary contracts.

Percival, meanwhile, is smitten with Angel (Paula Patton, no relation to Antwan), a torch singer with a secret, who comes to town on a temporary contract and finds herself caught up in the ensuing uncertainty and conflict.

Imbo told of a teacher on temporary contract last year.

In recent years many poor countries staffed state schools with unqualified teachers on temporary contracts, paying them much less than permanent staff.

This large group encompasses people who never land a teaching job, people laid off after one year, people hired after start of the school year, people employed less than full - time, some people on temporary contracts, people in (long - term) substitute status, and people who defer * BTSA.

In 2013, lawmakers passed a budget bill that abolished career status and instead offered teachers temporary contracts.

In place of career status, lawmakers have devised a system that puts teachers on 1 -, 2 - or 4 - year temporary contracts.

But Judge Geer pressed on, saying that to her, it seemed that teachers under temporary contracts could be non-renewed for arbitrary and capricious reasons, which differs considerably from employment benefits guaranteed to tenured teachers.

Speaking at the NASUWT fringe event, Tristram Hunt followed a stats - packed speech by Chris Keates, in which she argued that 40 per cent of newly qualified teachers were employed on temporary contracts and applications to study teaching qualifications were down 10 per cent.

Now teachers will eventually be forced into temporary contracts of one, two or four years in duration, depending on various factors.

Instead, teachers will be given 1 -, 2 - or 4 - year temporary contracts.

«Agencies charge a daily rate for temporary contracts and the majority of this will go directly to the teacher.

Last week, Buncombe County joined a growing list of local school districts that have rejected the state's new plan to scrap teacher tenure, formally known as career status, and replace it with four - year temporary contracts for the top 25 percent of teachers, worth annual pay bonuses of $ 500 for each year of the contract.

In west Africa, it warns of too many teachers who are on low pay, temporary contracts and with little training.