Sentence examples for internship policy from inspiring English sources

The Council of Global Unions, representing over 200 million workers, recently endorsed a letter to Ban Ki Moon criticising the UN internship policy and called on the organisation to end precarious work within its own halls.

Students should familiarize themselves with the legal requirements of unpaid internships by learning about the Department of Labor's Fair Labor Standards and Columbia University's internship policy.

The United Nations has revealed that it employed more than 4,000 unpaid interns in the last year for which data is available, as it pledged to review its internships policy in the wake of outrage about the unpaid graduate who said he was left with no option but to live in a tent in Geneva.

Why should I consider an internship in policy in Washington if I want to be an engineer or scientist?

Bankers' heaven Revise and resubmit Default settings Marjorie Deane internship ReprintsThe policy amounts to "renationalisation", and throws Japan's financial markets "back to the past", complains Heizo Takenaka, an economist who shepherded postal privatisation in 2001-06 for the then prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi.

Take a look at this student-run internship blog, Policy Meets World, to get an idea of the kind of internships that are available.

Any advice for Stanford students considering a global policy internship?

After receiving a bachelor's degree in 1940 from the University of Georgia, she won a public policy internship through the Rockefeller Foundation.

Director's Fellows are required to locate, secure, and complete a policy internship over the summer.

I was doing that part-time, so I applied for an internship in science policy at the British Ecological Society, paid minimum wage, which I did at the same time.

I had an internship in health policy during my last year of medical school and it was a striking experience.