Sentence examples for cut internships from inspiring English sources
The Getty Foundation will slow its grant making, cut internships and reduce its gift-matching program, and the Getty Research Institute will cut library hours and acquisitions and transfer some databases to other institutions.
This winter the club laid off three full-time employees, eliminated eight paid internships and cut two additional jobs through attrition.
Making the cut: I got this internship through N.Y.U.
(Her cameo in their film "The Internship" was cut).
When Organization X gives unpaid internships, it cuts its labor costs significantly and frees itself from the many legal obligations that would be owed to interns if they were classified as employees.
Long before internships, aspiring journalists cut their teeth on local papers – and some of them went on to very big things indeed.
Run-of-the-mill internships won't cut it.
The new commissioner cut his teeth in an internship at the NFL's league office in 1982, reportedly immersing himself in every aspect of the enormous sport-business.
Business and Promotions were cut, so now we're offering internship credits for those guys.
Because of the economic slowdown, Mr. Thivierge has cut back slightly on his hiring and on internships for M.B.A. students.
Some employers, she said, have converted to paid internships but in the process have cut back on the number of posts they can offer.
