"It had to be investigated on a case-by-case basis, because there were situations in which someone may have died but a spouse was still eligible for benefits, and in one case, health benefits were part of a negotiated compensation to attract a talented employee to agree to part-time wages.
Contact A Family is calling for schools to have better access to specialist support services, including amendments to the children and families bill, that would help young people with disabilities and additional needs to access educational support more easily; and more guidance on when it is appropriate to agree a part-time timetable for children with disabilities and special needs.
Unable to attract any interest, Fiedler agreed to a part-time coaching job at Hofstra and missed the '96 and '97 N.F.L. seasons.
Under pressure from states saddled with rising Medicaid costs and from labor unions and community groups, Wal-Mart had agreed to offer part-time employees, even those averaging less than 24 hours a week, health care insurance after a year on the job, shaving a year off the eligibility requirement.
The dozen companies that signed the new contract also agreed to convert all part-time janitors to full-time work in office buildings of more than 400,000 square feet.
His youth coach at the time, Dan Curl, predicted that Keyante would one day be heading to the N.F.L. Within months, Mr. Curl had enrolled his son in high school at Eagle's Landing, he said, and had agreed to become a part-time middle school coach.
The new approach, to go into effect next year, will rely on scientists who have agreed to serve as part-time program officers, as well as on a larger pool of referees.
When a kind and caring hairdresser he meets agrees to be his part-time guardian, Cyril has a slim chance of landing safely off the streets.
Gardner – who has three former pupils who went on to make a living as YouTubers – agrees, and says even part-time YouTubing can impress when it comes to getting apprenticeships.
Officials who run the health insurance program told legislators on Wednesday that Florida could be on the hook for a $300 million a year penalty unless it suddenly agrees to start covering part-time employees who work at least 30 hours a week.
