Sentence examples for given a permanent contract from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for McDonald's said every employee is given a permanent contract and all start on the national minimum wage or above.

Others are not given a permanent post at all.

That has been good for those lucky enough to hold a permanent contract.

I was led to believe I would have a permanent contract.

I have a permanent contract with the University.

Not that having a permanent contract gives you much protection these days.

Steve Turner, Unite's assistant general secretary, said: "On the face of it, this move by McDonald's is a step in the right direction and shows the likes of Sports Direct that businesses can wean themselves off their addiction to insecure zero-hours contracts and give their staff the security of a permanent contract.

While I was grateful for the work, a permanent contract would have been better and given me some job protection.

The Lithuanian international arrived at Tynecastle in 2006, initially on loan from FBK Kaunas, and was given the skipper's duties at the start of the 2010/11 season, despite stalling over a permanent contract.

However, the longer the benefit entitlement period and corresponding lengthier unemployment spell might give the worker adequate time to search for and find a good and durable job offer (i.e., employment with a permanent contract).

I'm on a permanent contract.