Sentences with phrase «unpaid work which»

Related Experience: This is where you list paid or unpaid work which gave you experiences which will help you be a better employee relations.

Related Experience: This is where you list paid or unpaid work which gave you experiences be an employee relations executive.

Related Experience: This is where you list paid or unpaid work which gave you all your experiences.

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What's more, if the GDP accounted for unpaid labor, (which is currently does not), the economic impact of all women refraining from all work on Wednesday would be far greater.

The budget includes a 2.75 percent cost - of - living increase in January, and a 0.25 percent increase in October, which officials said would take the sting out of unpaid days off work.

There is, for instance, a huge amount of care work in our society which is unpaid.

He then accused DioGuardi of being a paid lobbyist — a characterization with which DioGuardi took issue, insisting he's an unpaid «volunteer» for the organization he founded, the Albanian American Civic League, for which his wife also works.

«I spend probably 70 % of my time on the unpaid work, the role in the Middle East which is ex officio and takes an enormous amount of my time, and the two foundations, one is Africa and interfaith.

«We would like the government to now look at more ways in which communities themselves can get involved in community sentencing, for example in helping to identify what kind of unpaid work particular areas require,» she added.

Professor Gershuny said: «Our research, which compares the paid and unpaid working hours of people of different social backgrounds in developed economies over the last 50 years, suggests that the best educated are working harder now than they did in the 1960s.

Some employees are covered by the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), which provides for up to 12 work weeks of unpaid, job - protected maternity leave.

Participating students stay in school for a 13th year, during which they start earning college credit without charge while also working in paid and unpaid internships.

The results show that teachers work more unpaid overtime than any other occupation, which is believed to be as a result of workload pressures.

At the launch of the Teaching Leaders annual report on Tuesday, Sir David Carter revealed several ambitions for his time as national commissioner, which began in February, including recruiting «academy ambassadors» who will work unpaid for three days each year supporting trusts, and encouraging «peer review» across school clusters.

He has publicly confirmed the work will be undertaken on an «unpaid sabbatical» from a NSN, a government - funded group which promotes free schools.

My fellow blogger «chinafencesitter» pointed out in June 2016 that «Fiberead's upfront unpaid work, which recruits translators from the Internet, is best suited for newbies looking to build a resume».

The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal return to work law, which provides unpaid job security for up to twelve weeks.

If a customer has poor credit, you could require an initial deposit upfront, which will offset the chances that you'll go entirely unpaid for your work.

The report notes the importance of increasingly limited public money, together with the vast amount of unpaid and low - paid work that often underpins institutions, and which many artists themselves undertake.

Public interest work does not include: • Government work (even if unpaid), which includes clerking for a judge, or working for a district attorney's office, a public defender's office, or an administrative agency; • Work for a law firm (even if it represents a non-profit organization); • Solo practice (even if it encompasses non-profit work); • Pro bono work that is neither non-profit nor charitable in natwork does not include: • Government work (even if unpaid), which includes clerking for a judge, or working for a district attorney's office, a public defender's office, or an administrative agency; • Work for a law firm (even if it represents a non-profit organization); • Solo practice (even if it encompasses non-profit work); • Pro bono work that is neither non-profit nor charitable in natwork (even if unpaid), which includes clerking for a judge, or working for a district attorney's office, a public defender's office, or an administrative agency; • Work for a law firm (even if it represents a non-profit organization); • Solo practice (even if it encompasses non-profit work); • Pro bono work that is neither non-profit nor charitable in natWork for a law firm (even if it represents a non-profit organization); • Solo practice (even if it encompasses non-profit work); • Pro bono work that is neither non-profit nor charitable in natwork); • Pro bono work that is neither non-profit nor charitable in natwork that is neither non-profit nor charitable in nature.

«To hell with contact» A CAD or CAC may be enforced by an order for unpaid work (community service, in the old days) by way of — you guessed it — an enforcement order which may be suspended, will be organised by the National Probation Service, and which can itself be subject to monitoring.

Consider the New Jersey Attorney General's office, which is putting out the call for lawyers to work 20 hours a week, unpaid.

However, travelling to London every day was expensive and meant I had to take unpaid time off of work, which put a strain on home and work relations.

It was decided in this case that two interns working on the set of the film Black Swan should have been paid, given that the work they accomplished did not meet the six criteria used for determining that an internship may be unpaid, as published in a fact sheet by the U.S. Department of Labor (which are interestingly the same criteria published by the Ontario Ministry of Labour):

Some of the changes being proposed with respect to the Employment Standards Code include: the introduction of new unpaid, job - protected leaves, decreased eligibility thresholds for existing unpaid, job - protected leaves, increasing the rate at which overtime may be banked, changes to the eligibility and calculation of overtime in the context of compressed work weeks, the introduction of additional employee rest periods, changes to the eligibility and calculation of general holiday pay, amendments to youth employment, the introduction of additional notice requirements in the context of group termination notices, and new enforcement tools to deal with non-compliant employers, including introduction of an administrative penalty system.

The high - profile collapse of recent trials due to disclosure failings appears to be the latest symptom of a system on its knees — one in which proceedings remain viable, or in which miscarriages of justice may be avoided, only due to large amounts of unpaid or grossly underpaid work on the part of the practitioners within it.

From the Scottish Executive's point of view, its great merit would be that judicial reviews of governmental action would practically cease, as one of the areas of work which becomes «unpaid» is legal research and preparation.

The initiative could yet can carve a huge hole in the earnings of publishers like Reed Elsevier, Informa, Wiley, Macmillan, Springer, and Wolters Kluwer which have long profited from subscription journals crammed with the work of low - paid or unpaid author - researchers driven by the need for peer - review of their work.

Nix had repeatedly insisted that Cambridge Analytica did no paid or unpaid work related to the Brexit campaign, which ended in the UK's (almost certainly disastrous) decision to leave the European Union.

In an Oct. 10 letter, Robert Gay, vice president and project executive at AECOM — which is overseeing $ 500 million of work on the roughly $ 1 billion, 3 million - square - foot plant — cites an unpaid $ 21 million deposit, due in September, to an escrow account to cover material costs and subcontractor work.

If a company's advertising «unpaid internships», that's a fancy way of saying «work experience», in which case you only want to work for a couple of weeks tops; it's just not fair on you otherwise, and employers know this.

It can include paid and unpaid work, transferable skills, qualifications or any other additional information which will demonstrate your suitability.

The functional resume thus offers advantage to the jobseeker with little or no work experience in that it allows the jobseeker to list skills gotten from school as well as those gotten from internship, hobbies — either paid or unpaid — which can be transferred to the workplace.

I am just wondering if you agree with this advice, which includes unpaid internships and per - project contract work, on the basis that getting a foot in the door of a company is going to be extremely difficult unless you have a champion on the inside.

I have developed a great rapport with all top insurance companies in the state, which is why it is a piece of cake for me to work with them in order to determine statuses of claims, and get unpaid claims paid in a jiffy.

I sent multiple emails, called and texted a dozen times, and mailed him a letter outlining detailed documents (in which he said in writing he would pay me, and thanked me for the work I did), and I remain unpaid.

Some graduate schemes offer paid work from a beginner level and allow space for you to develop and grow within the company while some hold short - term contracts, some which can be a great experience but unpaid.

Prior to the birth of the child, these couples reported an equal division of paid and unpaid work, a perception confirmed by time diaries, which researchers have found to be more accurate than survey answers.

Sullivan and Sayer suggest that government policies such as subsidizing child care and limiting the work week can make a critical difference in facilitating more equal sharing of paid and unpaid work, which seems to be a growing desire among modern couples — and also a growing source of marital satisfaction.