Sentence examples for enforced part-time from inspiring English sources
But since only one in 40 of the new jobs are permanent, the number of people in enforced part-time work has doubled to 1.3 million, and there has been an explosion in artificial self-employment, the experience on the ground is something else entirely.
The enforce part asserts the property to be enforced by DCS.
Just under 80% are in London and most are involuntary part-time, zero hours or enforced self-employed: the flexible labour market in action.
"It's starting to be enforced now, but it's not boldly enforced," said Abbas Mohammad el-Zafarany, a professor at the Cairo University Department of Urban Design and a part-time adviser to the harmony committee.
The act enforced compulsory education from 5 14 years, but also included provision for compulsory part-time education for all 14 to 18-year-olds.
During the same period, Sadler earned income at part-time detective work with a society that sought to enforce the Comstock anti-obscenity laws.
In an attempt to change the current system, Abe's administration is proposing guidelines and regulations that will enforce equal compensation for equal work, regardless of whether workers are full- or part-time.
More were working part-time.
Employees: 26 full-time, two part-time.
