Sentence examples for Undertake work from inspiring English sources

As an outsider, this can be hard to understand: at the end of a lifetime of working, why would anybody want to undertake work that involves hard, physical labour at the bottom of the chain of command?

While one city agency may not undertake work on land controlled by another agency, private entities can and will.

Workfare requires jobseekers to undertake "work experience" for up to 30 hours a week over four weeks.

Some may get to undertake work experience, such as horticulture, but most won't see any wages for it.

Students should be free to undertake work alongside their studies and given time to fill valuable roles in industry after graduation.

My advice is for academics who are putting themselves at risk to make sure thy have a written contract signed and sealed before they undertake work".

"One of the gap year's most undervalued advantages is the ability to undertake work placements outside of the over-subscribed holiday periods," says gap-year student Katherine Hodgson.

Ben Page, chief executive of Ipsos Mori, said: "Client confidentiality prevents us from giving details of which companies have approached us to undertake work for them.

This is about a claimant's ability to undertake "work-related activity" at their local jobcentre, which is not nearly as difficult as claiming JSA, but there is still a risk of being sanctioned.

Essentially, I'd like to see the government calculating an amount equal in every respect for young people under the age of 21, regardless of whether they go to university or undertake work-based training.

The documents also revealed that IHMS failed to undertake working with children checks and police checks on Manus Island.