Sentence examples for minimum tenure from inspiring English sources

Next test: continuity of management, meaning a minimum tenure of six years.

Our sample consists of regular employees with a minimum tenure of 12 months.

The bare minimum of this campaign advocates four weeks of paid leave, which can be linked to a minimum tenure of two years.

Then a fund must have a manager with a minimum of six years' tenure.

The analyses focus on the first significant job, which, in accordance with the literature, we define as the first job upon completion of IVET that has a minimum of 6 months' tenure and does not represent transitional employment such as practical training or an extended job search (see e.g. Blossfeld et al. 2015; Gebel 2010).

The economic system is pushing millions into the private rented sector, which has no rent controls and no security of tenure, and where minimum standards apply only to houses in multi-occupancy – when, that is, those standards are enforced, which is hardly ever.

The academic job market has become more competitive; minimum requirements for hiring and tenure have increased.

Roger Harding, Shelter's head of policy, welcomed the change to a five-year minimum but said ending lifetime tenure could still have a devastating effect on vulnerable families with children.

After a series of increases during Mr. Zhang's tenure, the city's minimum wage is now 4 percent higher than Beijing's — even though Tianjin is considerably poorer over all.

But you can find thousands of additional funds–along with more details like manager tenure, worst three-month results and minimum initial investment at www.forbes.com/funds.

In addition, Moya claims he was paid at just $7.25 per hour, less than the $8.25 minimum wage in effect in D.C. during his tenure.