Sentence examples for less paid work from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, conservationist Angelika Zahrnt, in her co-edited book on a post-growth economy, rallies for less paid work and more free time for the workforce.
Sceptics may say that this is a bizarre scheme that will only create a bottleneck later down the line – with less paid work on offer for junior barristers, what good is a pupillage?
Responding to the ruling Joanna Long, of Boycott Workfare, urged organisations to leave the schemes before the list was made public: "Workfare has meant less paid work for people across the UK, and exploitation for those forced to work for nothing.
I also was concerned that my 2012 tax returns would show less income than previous years, since I'm currently taking less paid work while I finish writing a book.
Women, who generally do more unpaid and less paid work than men, have greater incentives to stay in marriages than cohabiting unions, which generally carry fewer legal protections for individuals that wish to dissolve their relationship.
Also tabulated were participants who did not report their caregiver status; they were more likely to be males, in older age groups, with lower income, less paid work, and more frequent smoking and drinking.
This has often been described as France's "preference for mass unemployment", over more flexible and perhaps less well paid work.
Another cause is that today's students have much less experience with paid work, which creates additional anxiety about getting a good first job.
Women in the ASM group were older (P < 0.001), more often had children (P = 0.009), and less often had paid work (P < 0.001).
So don't look down on yourself or think that volunteering is somehow less important than paid work.
