Sentences with phrase «doing equivalent roles»

Like many firms who have previously released their gender pay data, Bird & Bird is «confident that men and women are paid equally for doing equivalent roles».

Not exact matches

The «swear jar» equivalent was empty, but the intent behind it was quite weighted by the question, How often do we, in our day - to - day roles, rely on assumptions to make decisions?

His role is stroking wenger's... ego... Certainly nothing to do with football that's for sure but have known that for 5 years... He's the midfield equivalent of lord bendtner... Just hope for a bit of effort in second half

If we make the mistake of not finding a quality DM to make the holding midfield role competitive for Coq and to ensure we always have a fresh pair of legs to do the dirty job for us in the midfield is equivalent to shooting ourselves in the foot.

Arsenal don't have an equivalent role at the club.

The equivalent of eating a single walnut half per day appeared to cut the risk of dying from inflammatory disease about in half, whereas fish did not appear to play a protective role.

Along with her collaboration with Assayas in Clouds of Sils Maria — for which she won a César Award (France's equivalent of an Oscar) as the first American actress to do so — Stewart has taken on diverse roles in a variety of films including Peter Sattler's Camp - X, Nima Nourizadeh's American Ultra, Woody Allen's Café Society and Ang Lee's upcoming Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk for example.

As great as that film and its beautifully inflected father - son relationship are, Wallace Beery as the slow - witted but lovable lead doesn't achieve the complex characterization Takeshi Sakamoto does in the equivalent role of a day laborer, and Jackie Cooper as Beery's son isn't any more expressive than Tokkan Kozo is as Sakamoto's son.

The Role: - Carry out Electrical PPMs such as; emergency light testing and fire alarm testing - Carry out Reactive Electrical maintenance such as; lamp changes and replacing sockets - Complete minor installations and project works as required - Carry out general Building Services maintenance tasks - Liaise with fellow Engineers, Managers and The Client as required, ensuring all paperwork / records are complete The Candidate: - Must be Electrically qualified to at least City and Guilds Level 3 or equivalent - Must hold City and Guilds 17th Edition I.E.E - Must have experience carrying out Electrical Maintenance within Commercial environments - Must hold a valid UK driving licence, with less than 6 points To apply for this opportunity, please do so via this advert.

If your military role doesn't have a direct civilian equivalent it may initially feel like all your experience is very specific and only useful in a military role: handling fire - arms, maintaining military vehicles, battle strategy, etc..

Although you don't need a degree to train as a PWP, in practice many trainee roles request a relevant degree or an equivalent qualification.

What do you do if you work in a role that has little or no equivalent at other companies?