Sentence examples for apprentice period from inspiring English sources

In her book, "Unhinged," Manigault Newman claims the Trump campaign was aware of the existence of the tape from the "Apprentice" period.

Mr. Hosogai proved the natural leader because of his different background: after working an apprentice period at a small factory, he broke away to start his own manufacturing company in 1992, just as Japan's economy collapsed.

Upon graduation from law school in 1995, I joined Canada's largest law firm as an articling student for a 12-month apprenticing period.

Amongst the explanations of why employers would be willing to incur significant net costs at the end of apprentices' training period, are the following: 1. where labour market institutions bring about a degree of wage compression and encourage employers to invest in general training because there is a greater incentive to train unskilled workers (Acemoglu and Pischke 1999);   2.

As firms make considerable investments in apprentices, particularly during the first half of the training period, apprentice pay would in fact have to be negative to ensure that firms could be reimbursed for their training expenditures.

The organisation of on- and off-the-job activities and time for apprentices is one means through which employers can reduce the net costs of training they incur by the end of the apprentice's training period.

Our research indicates that employers in England are typically left with a net cost at the end of an apprentice's training period and the same is found for Germany (Dionisius et al. 2009).

Some vestiges of the medieval guild apprenticeship, however, still remained in the early textile factories, with children sometimes bound as apprentices for a period of at least seven years, usually up to the age of 21.

After this period, Apprentices who have been selected to become Junior Members spend one more year training and practicing in the hope that at the end of the year they will be chosen to become part of the Kodo organization.

A period as apprentice to Fernand Léger followed, working at the older sculptor's studio in Paris.

However, the executive has noted the trust's clear view on the particular sensitivity of broadcasting The Apprentice during an election period.