Sentences with phrase «protected paid time off»

Women need access to job - protected paid time off from work to care for their newborns and to establish breastfeeding.

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Your mind will try to protect you from the big scary unknown of your awesomeness potential by telling you things like «It's not a good time right now,» or «I just need to finish paying off my student loans before I take any big steps.»

But, you can use a credit card responsibly to build good credit quickly for future loan needs and protect yourself from debt at the same time by requesting a low credit limit, making small charges you can pay off before the due date and never carrying debt from month to month.

Now that you know your rights are protected by the Fair Debt Collection Act it's the time to find ways to pay off your debt quickly.

These five easy steps won't take a ton of time or money, but they'll pay off in a big way when it comes to protecting your beloved cat's health.

That makes it doubly important for you to protect the accounts you do have by making your payments on time, keeping your credit card balances low (or paying them off each month if at all possible) and not taking on too much debt too soon.

Term life insurance covers you for a specific amount of time, such as 20 years, which might be sufficient to protect you while you pay off your mortgage.

And while Term insurance is great for protecting people for a specific time — like until kids are thru college or a mortgage is paid off — most people want life insurance for their entire lives... That's why there's permanent insurance... so you can be guaranteed to leave money to those who matter most to you no matter when you go.

They take specific action, such as paying off debt (55 percent), paying bills on time (54 percent), keeping balances low on credit cards (28 percent), protecting credit card information from fraud / identity theft (20 percent), and not applying for or opening new credit accounts (16 percent).

«Hourly employees, if they're not able to come in, may need to use paid time off or vacation time to protect their income, or they may need to try to adjust their schedules,» says Peter Gillespie, an employment law attorney at the firm Fisher & Phillips.