Sentences with phrase «of unpaid position»

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The number of unpaid internships is a primary concern, as the potential economic damage is likely proportional to the number of positions.

The August numbers also showed a decline of 10,400 paid employee positions, while the number of people who described themselves as self - employed, including unpaid workers in family businesses, increased by 32,700.

If a person has taken the responsibility of governing a city, be it a paid or unpaid position, they should work for their city during the time set aside for doing that work.

These positions are unpaid, and are an exchange of work for learning.

But the dairy groups make liberal use of the academy's name in its chocolate milk promotions, as well as the names of pediatricians who are «appointed» as «unpaid advisors» to the dairy industry when they rise to positions of influence.

Jones will be keeping the City Hall job while she sits in the House of Lords, which is an unpaid position, although it does include a daily allowance.

Due to an editing error, an earlier version of this story stated incorrectly that the position is unpaid.

Lopez held onto the unpaid party position of district leader, and last year was widely rumored to be looking to make a political comeback.

The positions are unpaid but prestigious - and members help select judges that many of their law firms could ultimately appear before.

That form requires that a spouse be named along with any paid or unpaid «office, trusteeship, directorship, partnership or position of any nature» and any interest over $ 1,000, among other requirements.

Numerous candidates with delinquent campaign finance disclosure reports had long been able to carry on without suffering significant consequences for failing paying fines assessed against them; Pedro Espada rose to the Senate's top position with dozens of missing reports and about $ 30,000 in unpaid fines.

«She has now resumed her unpaid position as part of this panel after serving her sentence, which in no way brought into question her ability or judgment as an economist,» the source said.

Additionally, nominees to unpaid or non-policy-making positions must be submitted at least a month before the last scheduled day of the legislative session in order to be considered by the Senate.

Catherine McVay Hughes, best known as being the chairperson of Community Board 1, an unpaid position, opted for «homemaker» instead.

His father, Richard, was an advertising executive on Madison Avenue, and at home, was president of the school board and trustee of the village (an elected but unpaid position).

District leader and state committee are unpaid party positions but are key access points in terms of understanding the Democratic party machinery and running for public office.

Newsday has reported that Mehta secured the position, which paid $ 79,000 a year, despite a checkered financial past that includes a home foreclosure, two bankruptcy filings, a tax lien and lawsuits against him by creditors who allege that he owes thousands of dollars in unpaid bills.

Disagreements over candidate petitioning for the unpaid, party position are typically settled by borough Board of Elections officials and occasionally advance to a county - level Supreme Court.

But for an unpaid, party position, it's virtually unheard of,» said Greig.

Dr. Tisch was appointed to the Board of Regents in 1996 and was elected chancellor, an unpaid position, in 2009.

Harmonise the dates for applications for different positions, and resolve the paperwork efficiently, to eliminate the months currently spent unpaid waiting for the next grant / contract, and to avoid the loss of several months of 4 - year grants.

Alas postdocs are also not immune to such periods of unpaid work or even career interruptions, because even though the starting date for a new position tends to be close to the allocation of the grant, the FJI reports delays as long as 8 months before the names of the grant - holders are actually announced.

The post of Board Member is an unpaid voluntary position with a commitment of a minimum eight days.

The law allows teachers who lose their positions because of circumstances such as student enrollment declines to be put on unpaid leave if they don't find new positions within 12 months or two hiring cycles.

CDD president Chris Knox, who holds the position as an unpaid volunteer, suggests Ford scrap the system altogether instead of updating it.

Even if it's an unpaid internship or a volunteer position, find a way to get applicable experience on your resume right out of the gate.

Many graduates accept unpaid internships to earn the experience required for «entry - level» positions in their field, creating even more financial stress forced by a lack of income.

Another 20 per cent of those surveyed said they had been looking for summer work but were unable to find anything, as well as 10 per cent not working for the summer and five per cent who are working at a volunteer or unpaid position.

This position is unpaid with a minimum of 8 hours per week.

This led to Ukeles becoming the first and only artist - in - residence for New York's Department of Sanitation, an unpaid position she still holds today.

The Dallas Museum of Art offers up to eight unpaid summer internship positions in the Education Department, open to college students who are completing their degrees.

If you are Dartmouth student who is interested in an unpaid volunteer position, please contact Amelia Kahl, associate curator of academic programming, via email or at [phone].

(ii) an officer or employee of The Cooper Union who is not employed in The Cooper Union's financial aid office, but who has responsibility with respect to Loans as a result of a position held at The Cooper Union, or an agent who has responsibility with respect to Loans, from performing paid or unpaid service on a board of directors of a Lender, provided that such officers, employees, or agents must recuse themselves from participating in any decision regarding Loans at The Cooper Union; or

28.03.2009 Position Unpaid, Friends of the Divided Mind, Royal College of Art, London.

(ii) an officer or employee of The Cooper Union who is not employed in The Cooper Union's financial aid office, but who has responsibility with respect to Loans as a result of a position held at The Cooper Union, or an agent who has responsibility with respect to Loans, from performing paid or unpaid service on a board of directors of a Lender, provided that such officers, employees, or agents must recuse themselves from participating in any decision regarding Loans at The Cooper Union; or

He was head of the university's School of Earth Sciences between 1981 and 1999 and then held unpaid adjunct professorial positions.

He has served in an elected, unpaid position as chairman of the panel, often known by its initials, I.P.C.C., since 2002.

It is also the case that, likely given the intense competition for articling positions, some of the increased number of articling positions are less attractive and even exploitative positions, including poorly or unpaid positions.

However, where an employee can not fulfill the basic obligations of his or her job position despite accommodations, the employer is not required to continue accommodation efforts such that the employer experiences undue hardship, and may require an employee to take an unpaid medical leave while recovering.

But for students unable to find an articling position they will be able to qualify for admission by taking an eight month program composed of four months of classroom study plus four months of unpaid «co-op work» at a law firm or sole practitioner — see The Globe and Mail article, November 30, 2012, by Kirk Makin.

People have made complaints to the LSO about lack of articling and associate positions, unpaid articles (why won't the LSO ban them?

While I stepped down from my role this past September, I am still reaping the benefits of the (unpaid) position.

Individuals in positions of responsibility, whether it is the business owner, or the signatory, are personally liable for both the unpaid taxes, and the penalties associated with non-payment.

The Supreme Court also dismissed the appeal and held that the EU Discrimination Framework Directive (Directive 2000 / 78 / EC) does not apply to unpaid volunteers in the position of the Appellant.

I acknowledge that an unpaid articling position is inconvenient and perhaps, in some cases, would require a year of employment before it would be affordable.

In a case called Syrette v. Syrette, the wife took a position that is worth noting: in the face of her former husband's newly - declared bankruptcy, she asked the court to allow her to pursue her unpaid equalization claim against his pension assets.

Due to legislative requirements, Harquail had to take an unpaid leave of absence from her position at the Ontario Racing Commission and has done so since Aug. 2.

Moreover, unpaid positions can only attract two types of candidates: (1) Those so insanely rich that they have no worries about paying for law school or anything else; and (2) Those so incredibly desperate for any position that they will sacrifice a year's wages simply to get their «ticket punched.»

Maanas Rautela chose the LPP despite being offered a paid articling position because he felt it offered a wider variety and was worth the risk of an unpaid placement.

It's not unheard of for valuable interns to be kept on for paying positions after their unpaid tenure is up if they've shown the company or manager just how much of an asset they could really be.