So at least, the young people can have a half-time job rather than no job," said Page.
I was attending school full time, had a half-time job doing research in chronic pediatric illness at Jacobi Medical Center, had just bought my first car, was adjusting to a new roommate in a new town (full of Yankees fans, no less) and desperately missed my home, family and friends.
Where you get paid properly, not just for a half-time job or with a stipend, and where you have better working hours, less than 16 hours a day.
Galvan, a Catholic who was hired by church leaders to do this half-time job in 2003, is the only descendant of California mission neophytes in such a position.
A welfare reform law signed by President Bill Clinton in 1996 contained a provision that said childless, non-disabled food stamp recipients would lose their benefits after three months unless they could find a half-time job, volunteer, or enroll in a state job training program.
The criteria for inclusion in the present study were: i) being vocationally active and not on leave because of illness or pregnancy at baseline; ii) working more than 18 hours per week, i.e. more than half-time job; and iii) having answered at least three of the five questions about psychological distress.
The refugees are not allowed to work, Richard thinks, but their presence has created "half-time jobs for at least twelve Germans thus far".
Those 128,000 jobs are actually "full-time equivalents" meaning, for example, two half-time jobs count as one full-time job.
All the participants answered a questionnaire about physical activity, they resulted employed in half-time jobs or at home with small children for less than 4 h per day.
The economy created nearly five and a half times more jobs under Obama than it did under Bush.
More than half have a separate full time job.
