Sentence examples for are working voluntarily from inspiring English sources

We don't ask ourselves whether these people are working voluntarily, and if they're getting any salary.

Social workers (whose pay and hours have been cut) are working voluntarily after hours to assist families from spinning out of control and to try to minimise the ripple effects on the future generation and community.

In response, the volunteers of Moabit hilf and associated groups are working voluntarily seven days a week and up 15 hours a day to provide private accommodations, food, clothes and medical support for the unregistered refugees who otherwise would be left alone in the streets.

"Mark and I first discussed him wanting to help the PST bid in the autumn of 2012 and he has been working voluntarily since then to support what we are trying to do," added McInnes.

Anthropologist and lecturer at National Distance Education University (UNED and Cordoba Universityy Julian Lopez, who's been leading the exhumation of victims of the military regime for the last five years, complains that his team has been working voluntarily ever since.

"Sometimes they are in the form of pledges stating that this individual is working voluntarily, but that's a fiction because local officials — not just police officers, but neighborhood councils appointed by the state — go door-to-door and force many adults through so-called voluntary contracts into the field".

Human Rights Watch, however, pointed out that Segen has refused Nevsun's requests to interview Segen employees to verify that they are working at Bisha voluntarily.

And of that 131 million that are working, 20% of them, each year, leave their company voluntarily.

China surely has more prostitutes, but they are typically working voluntarily.

Vonage and other Internet telephone services say they are also working voluntarily with regulators on ways to meet public policy goals like extending emergency 911 service to their customers.

"And the information all comes in an award letter, so you're thinking: Award!" The Obama administration, which can't do much about this without Congress, has been working to get the schools to voluntarily adopt a "shopping sheet" that would provide clear basic information so students could compare different schools' financing before making a choice.