Sentences with phrase «fully qualified employment»
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If that is the case then the Federal Government should be supporting the employment of fully - qualified and professional welfare officers, and psychologists and not well - meaning unqualified missionaries.
* We should fully define «highly qualified teacher» for Texas not just in regulatory terms, but in terms of the qualities and performance that are expected, which will necessitate a re-evaluation of the strategic policy document, «Learner - Centered Schools for Texas: A Vision of Texas Educators», adopted in 1997, as well as the transformation of educator employment terms from «contract» to «at will», with enhanced compensation based on performance tied to student achievement.
Any fully qualified teacher who takes up Soulbury - paid employment is entitled to become or remain a member of the NUT, which leads the national negotiations on behalf of Soulbury - paid employees.
«If you switch from a non-verification of employment status, and income and asset status, where you're going to fully verify everything during this transition, you're going to see in excess of 50 to 60 percent of the notes in California go into the can, because they're not going be able to qualify under those new guidelines,» said Michael Zoretich, a mortgage broker in Brookings, Ore..
You can't teach experience and putting in the time to research all aspects of employment law, seeking out training opportunities and grabbing any learning experience with both hands will put you in a much stronger position when you qualify and become a fully - fledged employment lawyer.
You can't teach experience and putting in the time to research all aspects of employment law, seeking out training opportunities and grabbing any learning experience with both hands will put you in a much stronger position when you qualify and become a fully - fledged employment lawyer.