I still believe this to be true, and would set an initial guideline of a contribution of $200 per month for part-time dancers (20 hours a week) and of course, full coverage for essentially full-time dancers.
"When we took over The Village Voice we had essentially one full time writer covering film, Jim Hoberman.
Because he has been essentially a full time DH, some will say he is not a complete ballplayer.
Dr. Nyhan added that "Mike worked full time and essentially did 100percentt of the lab work documenting that this was an inborn error of purine metabolism," a biochemical abnormality.
The percentage impact on people 20 and over working full time should be essentially zero, because 98 or 99 percent of them would make more than the minimum wage anyway (see Table 1 of this paper).
It was crucial to Mr. Kellogg's vision that a relocated City Opera would still be, essentially, a full-time company in an inviting and permanent theater.
At first, cleaning was something I only did when I was between temporary contracts in arts administration and needed to supplement my income, but now it's essentially my full-time job.
Smith owns a four-bedroom house in North Lawrence and a small apartment in Jining (600 miles into the interior from Shanghai), but he is essentially a full-time road warrior.
Though she reportedly won't hold an official title or relieve a salary, the move signals a larger role for Ivanka in President Donald Trump's administration, making her essentially a full-time staffer in "everything but name," according to Politico.
There is diet and nutrition, time off of work -- essentially a full-time leave of absence -- consultants and meetings with alternative therapists (this was my choice, but with a stage 4 diagnosis, I think every patient should be meeting with anyone who may have some ability to help), the cost of transport and support and the most important and costly thing of all, time.
