If an intern performs well, it seems natural for the employer to offer a regular, permanent job.
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.
In that situation, the agency suggested that payment was not required if an intern "performs culinary tasks directly pertinent to his or her education only, is closely supervised," and "does not displace regular workers".
During the study period, interns performed two to five, four-week general inpatient rotations (four to five rotations for categorical pediatric interns, two for internal medicine-pediatric interns, and two for triple board interns).
Doctors sleep with residents, and interns perform procedures they would never be entrusted to do.
While interns perform similar work at Wall Street firms, hedge funds offer the advantage of a more intimate work environment.
Yet he objects to interns performing tasks like "opening and sorting mail, filing" and so on, believing that they are not learning experiences.
Interns performing orientational ultrasound contributed to a proper understanding of the patients' pathophysiology which had direct implications on patient management.
As a general rule, unpaid internships are intended to be educational programs that do not involve interns performing work normally undertaken by regular, paid employees.
Through the arrangement, prisoners will earn $15 to 20 an hour, wages organizers say are comparable with those given to interns performing similar work.
Former Star-Ledger editor Alan Sepinwall was critical of the character, saying he rolled his eyes in regard to her letting the interns perform procedures on her, sarcastically writing: "Ooooh, she's damaged!
