Sentences with phrase «to stay on the job»

Lastly, individuals will stay on the job longer if satisfied and performing well.

The teacher who stays on the job for 30 years, until age 55, receives far more in net pension benefits than has been contributed on her behalf — a positive banana.

In practice, many of us don't even stay on the job until 65.

Public school teachers who stay on the job for 25 or 30 years count on retiring in relative security, with monthly benefit payments until death.

If an individual stays on a job less than two years, it might make that worker more likely to be overlooked for another individual with longer time at one job.

How long an individual stays on the job (i.e., tenure) is affected by both satisfaction and performance.

These realities have discouraged many principals from staying on the job.

In 2013, 7 % of employees said they plan to stay on the job indefinitely.

Finally — the last point about staying on the job for longer than two years — I think this might raise a few eyebrows.

The longer a medical assistant stays on the job, the higher her wages become.

This provides a huge incentive to stay on the job until that pension «spike,» regardless of classroom effectiveness.

Just one in five stays on the job long enough to receive full benefits at retirement.

Here's a statistic to note: Since 1990 the percentage of people who stay on a job less than two years has jumped from 16 % to 51 %.

In the article we noted that teachers tend to stay on the job in order to reach these peaks, and that teachers tend to be pushed into retirement by the imminent approach of the valleys.

The state of Florida, for example, assumes that a new, 25 - year - old teacher has just a 28 percent chance of staying on the job for eight years, at which point she is vested in the pension system.

Penn's Tobin Keller is a recently widowed man who drinks too much and doesn't sleep enough, but insists to stay on the job as a Secret Service agent in charge of protecting foreign dignitaries.

Venture Beat quotes the report stating, «According to solutions provider ZALP, 46 percent of employees hired through employee referrals stayed on their jobs for more than a year, as compared to 33 percent and 22 percent of those hired through career sites and job boards, respectively.

In October, Lubchenco had suggested that she might like to stay on the job if Obama won reelection.

In the U.S., 65 % of working, first - time mothers stayed on the job into their last month of their pregnancy, Kimpel says.

Trump eventually backed off and Mueller stayed on the job.

According to a T. Rowe Price analysis, a 60 - year - old couple with household income of $ 100,000 and savings of $ 500,000 would benefit immensely by staying on the job to age 70, vs. retiring at 62.

Make both those illegal and see how many US «Christian» pastors and talking heads stay on the job.

State Police Superintendent Joseph D'Amico on Friday announced he is retiring, but still stay on the job until his successor is in place.

ALBANY — Outgoing State University of New York Chancellor Nancy Zimpher has agreed to stay on the job through the summer until the incoming chancellor, Kristina Johnson, is able to start Sept. 5.

Bharara was asked to stay on the job at a Trump Tower meeting with the President - elect in November.

Bharara — who said Trump had asked him to stay on the job during a post-election meeting in November in Trump Tower — refused and was promptly canned the next day.

And of course my favorite Moissanite Fire ™ 1.35 ctw Diamond Equivalent Weight Round Platneve ™ Adjustable Bracelet stays on the job to go with it as well.

She'll qualify for at least some retirement benefit if she leaves mid-career, but receiving more substantial retirement benefits requires staying on the job for the long haul.

Beyond that point, the pension system quickly begins to punish teachers for staying on the job too long, pushing them out the door at a relatively young age, often in their mid-fifties, even if they are still effective teachers.

The most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the average worker stays on the job 4.6 years and job - changing is especially common among 20 - somethings.

Vectra ® stays on the job.

I occassionally will work from home [my startup allows me to do that] and the biggest thing going for me is that I have the focus to stay on the job while working from home, I treat my home office as my away office and with the right disclipine it's a perfect fit but th ekey is to stay focussed and not get distracted.

Mr. Petruzielo said he expects to stay on the job in the 230,000 - student Broward County district until Feb. 1, when he will begin his new...

If the validator agrees that the teacher is not ineffective, then that evidence can be used in a 3020A hearing (tenure hearing) to help the teacher as the burden of proof would then fall on the DOE but if the validator validates the ineffective rating as they usually do in PIP +, then the teacher would carry the burden of proof in the tenure hearing and the chances of staying on the job will be slim and none in my opinion.

A 2015 HSBC survey revealed that 45 % of working - age Canadians planned to semi-retire once they reached the age at which people have traditionally ceased working altogether; 15 % expected to stay on the job until the very end.

According to solutions provider ZALP, 46 percent of employees hired through employee referrals stayed on their jobs for more than a year, as compared to 33 percent and 22 percent of those hired through career sites and job boards, respectively.

The most effective adjustment is saving more, but there are other possibilities, such as staying on the job longer, working part - time in retirement, maximizing Social Security benefits and relocating to a lower cost area once you retire.

Using a Black Male Teacher Environment Survey, which they administered to teachers in Boston Public Schools, the researchers found that black male teachers were more inclined to stay on the job if there were more back male teachers in the school.

Some are expected to depart, and others who stay on the job will see their access to some of the nation's secrets curtailed.

Esty came under fire for allowing her chief of staff to stay on the job for months after learning that a female staffer had complained he'd punched her and threatened to kill her.

Even governments, whose pension - plan payouts are far outpacing contributions, are starting to get their workers to stay on the job longer.

Instead of taking the month of August off like the rest of the American workforce (hey, wait a minute...), senators will now have to stay on the job and focus on passing an apparently - revised - but - still - mysterious healthcare reform bill, like it or not.

Currently at 62, it could rise as high as 67 as employers, facing a declining workforce, reach out to their older workers and make it more appealing for them to stay on the job, according to a 2012 commentary by the C. D. Howe Institute.

She apparently intends to stay on the job.

The stock's volatility in the last several months has raised a number of questions about Apple's growth prospects and even whether its chief executive, Tim Cook, should stay on the job.

As long as you did not have any children eligible for monthly benefits, and you were eligible to retire on a monthly benefit but chose to stay on the job, a monthly benefit for your spouse at your death may be figured as though you had retired and taken the Joint Life Plan.

«You don't have the same ability to recover losses as you would have if you had stayed on the job,» because you no longer are making new contributions to your retirement accounts.

The approach in Rome was, and apparently still is, that bishops should stay on the job to clean up the messes for which they were largely responsible.