Deutsche Bank told us it has "implemented a more thoughtful policy" with regards to interns, in which "holiday is encouraged and tracked" and "weekend work is the exception".
Channel 4 will air The Intern next year, in which "talented, ambitious and deserving" candidates will compete to win a job with some of "Britain's most exciting employers".
She returned to comedy with The Intern (2015), in which she featured as a fashion entrepreneur who hires a retiree (Robert De Niro), before reprising her role as the White Queen in Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016).
After a year of uncertainty, in early 1943 all "enemy civilians" were interned in camps which surrounded the city.
A few months earlier the production company of Charlie Rose, a talk-show host, agreed to pay about $60,000 to interns who had worked on his show.Laws are also being changed to illuminate the legal twilight in which interns operate.
The concept of academic abuse also encapsulated instances in which interns were excluded from reasonable learning opportunities offered to others, or threatened with failure or poor evaluations for reasons unrelated to academic performance.
— Anthony Weiner's communications director, Barbara Morgan, responding to the former intern Olivia Nuzzi's interview in which she spoke about working on the campaign for Weiner's mayoral bid.
And, Exhibit B, in which an intern performs a balancing act with teetering drink trays, all while maintaining an air of effortless style and grace.
So many scenes in W1A have been horribly plausible: the episode in which an intern sits through four years worth of Top Gear to count how many times Jeremy Clarkson uses the word "tosser" was aired days after a certain incident in a hotel precipitated that presenter's departure from the BBC.
The White House revoked Acosta's press credentials Wednesday following a fiery news conference exchange with Trump in which an intern attempted to seize the microphone from him.
