Sentences with phrase «stayed in the public sector»

In the event both stayed in the public sector.

They show that most public parents, 52 percent, would be interested in going private if money were not a problem, compared with 43 percent who say they would stay in the public sector.

Thus the model's results may simply be telling us that whites who support diversity are especially inclined to stay in the public sector.

The problem there is that people would accrue all this debt, then find they couldn't stay in these public sector careers because they didn't pay well.»

Not exact matches

And while many mothers were enabled through such measures to stay in, or return to, the paid workforce, typically they were consigned to a «mummy track» characterized by relatively low - paid, low - skilled, shorter - hours work in the public sector.

Speaking at a Media Encounter on Wednesday as part of his one - year stay in office at the Flagstaff House, the President, who spoke about the high unemployment figures leading to the thousands of people applying for jobs in the public sector, said the government is on a good course to stabilize the economy, enhance business growth and subsequently create more jobs.

For years, the Republican «Long Island Nine» in the State Senate stayed out of the way when Cuomo looked to pass liberal social policies like gay marriage and gun control, and supported his fiscally conservative agenda on taxes, education, public sector unions and regulation.

A public sector worker who stays an entire career will have more retirement wealth than their counterpart who stays an entire career in the private sector.

This differs from non-public employment service employees in that, for the public sector we've outlined above, the enduring loan balance as discharged stays untaxed as income by the IRS.

But what about those of us whose careers have been in the public sector (pre-redundancy) whose achievements are around relationship building, community engagement and getting people just to stay in a room together long enough to have a meaningful discussion!