Although officially all PhD jobs at the institute are part time, she was rejected.
The Berkshire Eagle also reported that Shakespeare & Company, the Lenox, Mass., theater company, would lay off seven employees, reduce two others from full time to part time and institute companywide pay cuts of 10percentt.
She began working part time with the institute, and by the fall of 2006, the Whittemores had hired her as research director.
In countries with fragmented health systems, physicians could even have three jobs: they worked part time for the social security institute, they worked for the ministry of health, and also held a private practice.
Increasingly, companies are recognizing the benefits of instituting flexible workplace policies that allow employees to work part time, to work non-standard hours, and to vary where they work.
The children will receive part time treatment or residential care from an institute for children with mild ID and behavioural problems.
A career in philosophy, or similar roles such as a researcher in a think-tank or institute, will ensure you dedicate regular time to your philosophy, but for the part time philosopher make sure you dedicate enough time to it so you keep improving and don't forget bits of your work.
About half of Massachusetts' farmers are part time, many using farming as "income patching," an arrangement the farm institute encourages.
The participating institutes specialise in treating children with mild ID and behavioural problems and offer children both residential care and part time treatment, depending on the severity of the problems of the children and their families.
