Примеры использования Full-time work на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Full-time work.
The church building and its full-time work were restored only by 1925.
Full-time work.
The prospect now of getting good, full-time work is almost impossible.
Admission to employment or work, including hazardous work, part-time and full-time work.
Conditions of employment: Permanent, full-time work with a work schedule of 40-44 hours per week.
Part-time work in these cases is considered full-time work.
For the unemployed seeking full-time work, the trend has generally reflected the overall impact of the economic cycle.
They do not, therefore, have to be years in which full-time work was carried out.
Full-time work grew two percent to account for all new jobs in 2004, while part-time employment fell.
After graduating from the Academy, he struggled to find full-time work in a depressed Austria.
Niedringhaus began full-time work as a photojournalist in 1990 when she joined the European Pressphoto Agency in Frankfurt, Germany.
It was no longer realistic to expect that full-time work could be provided for everyone, and the new forms of work available would help to change people's attitudes.
On this basis, it is obvious that the terms applied to part-time work and full-time work are more or less the same.
This may include options to continue full-time work as well as subsidized part-time employment and phased retirement.
However, many people work part-time out of necessity, not choice, andwould prefer full-time work.
It is not possible to disaggregate rates of part-time and full-time work further by casual or permanent work. .
The level of benefit payable by the employer amounts to 80 per cent of the wages of the worker in the preceding month for full-time work.
It had noted with interest that, under this Act, the minimum age for full-time work had been raised from 15 to 16 years of age.
UNITAR organized online training courses for professionalsfrom developing countries and economies in transition as its full-time work.
In addition, men are more likely to have regular full-time work and receive greater seniority and benefits.
The exercise will be undertaken over the period frommid-June to mid-September 1997, corresponding to six weeks of full-time work.
In addition, men are more likely to have regular full-time work and receive promotions, have greater seniority and other benefits.
With regard to dispatch workers, she asked whether training opportunities were available to them in order tohelp them find full-time work.
It is calculated that, in June 2000,approximately 46% of the full-time work force of 42,384, were unionised. Table 11.8.
In addition, all female domestic workers are entitled to a taxable minimum of no less than the monthly minimum wage for full-time work.
It applies to workers aged 21 and over who are performing full-time work and guarantees an average gross minimum wage.
Part-time work does not lead to restricted social benefits,reduced job security and fewer career opportunities than full-time work.
Whereas the pattern of men's employment is homogeneous andgenerally oriented towards full-time work at all ages, the situation with regard to women is highly heterogeneous.