The study population consisted of a representative sample of 521 employed interns and consultants and 313 self-employed GPs and private practice specialists in Norway, who received postal questionnaires in 2010.
Self-employed GPs and private practice specialists report less sickness absence than employed interns and consultants in the hospital.
Perlin quotes John Stossel, a well-known rightwing American broadcaster: "I've employed interns my whole career.
Some MPs who employed interns from Care, including Labour's David Lammy, have already cut their links with the charity.
In October the firm admitted that it had employed "interns" as young as 14 in its factories.
In 1976 more than half of American television newsrooms employed interns; by the 1990s nearly all did.
See articleFoxconn, a Taiwan-based company that assembles Apple's products in China, admitted it had employed interns as young as 14 years old.
On Friday, Mr. Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, removed Mr. Lopez from his post as chairman of the Assembly's Housing Committee, stripped him of his seniority and barred him from employing interns.
Mr. Silver censured Mr. Lopez, 71, one of the city's last powerful political bosses, taking away his committee chairmanship and barring him from employing interns or anyone under the age of 21.
The Assembly released a letter censuring Mr. Lopez, one of the city's last powerful political bosses, taking away his committee chairmanship and barred him from employing interns or anyone under the age of 21.
Reacting to the recent debate about unpaid internships, we got to thinking here at the magazine — which employs interns who receive stipends — about our own experiences breaking into journalism.
