Sentences with phrase «of paid employment»

Age profile, marital status, and lack of paid employment are serious factors affecting the income of the bottom 20 percent of the American population.

But any theological rehabilitation of the work ethic must acknowledge the new global context of paid employment.

Nevertheless, the structural changes in the nature of paid employment now under way cry out for theological reflection.

Her health issues prevent a return to almost any type of paid employment and therefore no additional sources of income are available.

A recent survey shows that a third of interns go on to attain some form of paid employment with the company they worked for.

Where you have limited work experience, or are looking to change career entirely, other experience outside of paid employment could show your capabilities.

Figures also show that in 2009, 1.8 million Canadians worked in some type of temporary job, which accounted for 12.5 per cent of paid employment, with contract positions accounting for just over one - half of temporary jobs and professionals making up a large proportion of contract employees.

Give kinship carers the right to a period of paid employment leave when the children settle in, similar to Adoption Leave.

b) the right to a period of paid employment leave and protection to family and friends carers, who are permanently raising children who the court, local authority or professionals have determined can not live with their parents, as adopters are entitled to.

He asks, «Does religion in general and Protestantism in particular oppose or support the emergence of the new father — the father committed to egalitarianism in the home on issues of paid employment for both wife and husband, child care and domestic chores?»

The first obstacle to constructing a theology of paid employment is thus the tacit assumptions governing Christianity's traditional teachings regarding business and economics.

Because liver transplant recipients in the United States have low rates of paid employment, many are eligible for Medicaid public health insurance after their surgery.

I also considered the daycare / income issue, but as a cost of paid employment, just like drycleaning, gas, upgraded auto insurance, income tax, etc..

The Court of Appeal succinctly stated that the issue on appeal was whether Gore was «required to pay attendant care benefits for the entire 24 hours per day that the respondent required, and the mother provided, care, or only for the care provided during the 40 hours per week of paid employment foregone by the mother».

This is a huge bonus, especially when you consider that training to be a teacher would have required me to take a year out of paid employment, and that would just not be feasible.

I've had this niggling desire to dip a toe in the water of paid employment and to see what I think about it.