Examples of using Part-time work in English and their translations into Czech
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The Part-Time Work Directive?
I have been doing some part-time work.
Finding part-time work ain't easy.
So it's, No. No. paid, part-time work.
I got part-time work lined up already.
No. So it's, uh, No. paid, part-time work.
No. paid, part-time work. So it's, uh, No.
So the cranky little man had to settle for part-time work as a security guard.
Mike got him some part-time work at the garage and looked after me whenever Denny asked.
I plan on going back to school, butwith this economy it's really hard to find part-time work.
So it's, uh, paid, part-time work. No. No.
It is not enough that we have lower pay for equal work, we are also very often forced to take atypical work or part-time work etc.
If you do any part-time work, you have to declare it.
In the context of carers, the report reminds Member States of the multiple disadvantages faced by carers and also asks that greater supportbe offered to carers, in particular the right of access to flexible or part-time work.
Not yet old enough for part-time work, and can't borrow from parents.
I believe it is very important to urge Member States to actively support workers and to ensure that they have flexible working conditions, leave entitlements,working arrangements that include part-time work, and incentives for home working. .
Over 30% of women are employed in part-time work, compared with only 7.4% of men.
The gap is caused by the fact that working women interrupt their professional lives more often than men, in order to look after children and sick or older family members, and, because of their family commitments,are more willing than men to accept part-time work or non-permanent work arrangements.
The good news is I called Dr. Perry's office… and she has some part-time work for me again… so that should tide us over for a Iittle while, at Ieast.
Compulsory part-time work, the planned 65-hour working week, the horizontal and vertical labour markets and segregation will unfortunately lead to the compatibility of work and private life remaining an intractable question that will continue to grow due to the lack of child-care institutions.
Perhaps they interrupted their careers to raise children and part-time work has reduced their income over the course of their entire working life.
Better possibilities for taking up part-time work for women in agriculture would be a huge step forward in strengthening rural incomes and also to help sustaining life in rural communities.
The report focuses far too much on women migrants,who often seem to find themselves in part-time work, and indirectly stipulates that the residence itself be supported.
Very often, they involve temporary or part-time work and, in fact, the employment rate remains unchanged in terms of full-time jobs.
I voted for the Gruny report on atypical contracts, secured professional paths, flexicurity and new forms of social dialogue, because,in the last few years, atypical forms of work- part-time work, staggered shifts- have grown considerably in number, and because we must protect workers.
I believe that the training that they will be given during the 14 months of paid part-time work experience will improve their professional qualifications so that they can enter the labour market.
It is up to us, as European politicians, and it is up to our colleagues in national parliaments, to encourage this development by providing quality maternity leave for mothers and quality paternity leave for fathers, by providing a sufficient level of affordable childcare,by providing the right to flexible hours and part-time work with good social rights, by establishing quotas for women's inclusion in corporate executive bodies and politics, or making credible threats to that effect.
CS I voted against the adoption of this report on women employed under precarious working conditions because I think that part-time work, temporary work and other similar forms of contract are a benefit to women in the labour market, especially for women who are caring for children and who want to work as well.
To fulfil their family commitments,women are therefore more liable than men to have to accept precarious or part-time work, resulting in an average gender pay gap of 18% in the European Union.
The legislative framework should be adapted to the current situations that can lead to precarious working conditions,particularly involuntary part-time work and the fact that companies do not announce a lack of basic working conditions: a complete lack of job security, low wages, a lack of social protection and opportunities for career advancement, or even the lack of collective representation for workers.