Sentences with phrase «extra time allowance»

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Because not only do they have their original problem, now they've got an extra consequence on top of that, whether they lose some of their allowance or they forfeit some video game time.

In the House, lawmakers can't hire more than 18 full - time employees — with a special allowance for an extra four part - timers, temps or paid interns.

If you are looking for a few hundred dollars of allowance every month, as extra pocket money, you most likely a part - time sugar baby.

You get an extra allowance equal to the total amount they had saved in ISAs at time of death, in addition to the annual # 20,000 individual limit.

Also, as with the so - called scandal of the CRU emails and FOI requests, no allowance is made for the facts that (a) climate science isn't getting adequate funding, reducing the number of scientists who can afford to do it full time and not work on other projects and (b) involvement in the IPCC is on a volunteer basis, so it's extra, unpaid work that not even every working full - time climate scientist can afford.

Travelers should call their airlines to find out how long the security checks will take at a more congested airport and confirm that their flight is on schedule, so that they can make allowance for the extra time needed.

• My salary will be set at an annual payout of $ 155,000 • I am entitled to the 401k retirement plan • I will be given both medical insurance and disability benefits • I will be eligible for bonuses based on the overall performance of the marketing department • Paid annual vacation time stands at 42 days • Extras such as child education benefits and commuting allowances will be part of my package

To successfully entice them, you need to find out what their prime motivator is, for example monetary bonuses, a car allowance, extra time off or an expense account.

Allow extra time for some steps if allowances are made in negotiations.