Sentence examples for doing unpaid work from inspiring English sources

Should you consider doing unpaid work if you can't find a paying job? A. Absolutely.

I spent the first year doing unpaid work across the sector.

The evidence is anecdotal, but parallel to the rise in retirees doing some paid work there seems to have been a rise in them doing unpaid work, too.

The coalition government has recognised it too, scrapping rules in 2011 that had formerly stopped 16- to 24-year-olds from doing unpaid work while claiming unemployment benefit.

He said the government was going to change rules that stop people doing unpaid work experience when they are claiming jobseekers' allowance.

SAN FRANCISCO — You may not know it, but if you carry a smartphone in your pocket, you are probably doing unpaid work for Apple or Google — and helping them eventually aim more advertising directly at you.

Instead, she was told that she had to do unpaid work stacking shelves in Poundland.

A friend, however, suggested she could do unpaid work at Charleston, helping out the gardener, Mark, and his infirm whippet.

Unfortunately, most interns have to pay for college credits, do unpaid work and forsake paying jobs that won't further a career.

She slept on friends' floors and did unpaid work experience on local radio for some time before landing a job on BBC Radio Leeds.

Both Cait Reilly and Jamieson Wilson lodged this appeal on the basis that, in forcing them to do unpaid work or lose their benefits, the government was breaching its own regulations.