Sentence examples for not formally employed from inspiring English sources

Staff unions can feel their hands tied if these students are not formally employed by the university or a member of the union.

General Mladic, who is believed to be in Serbia, remains a popular figure there and is said to be well protected by men connected to, if not formally employed by, the Yugoslav military.

Family members were not formally employed but were responsible for building and maintaining traditional shelters and fencing from thorny trees.

About half of young women and more than 40percentt of young men are not formally employed (these rates are highest among college graduates).

According to CSU, between May 2011 and May 2014, Mr Wright was an adjunct academic at CSU. "Adjunct academics undertake unpaid academic work and are not formally employed by the University," the university said.

Not too long ago, a judge ordered the University of Utrecht to abolish the bursary system through which Ph.D. students, although not formally employed, received grants from the university.

Children under 14 may not be formally employed.

Despite the immense control that Uber exercises over them, these drivers are not even formally employed, a point on which the company is being challenged even in US courts, with their patchy record of employment protection.

2004: Ministerial Task Team on SHI recommended implementation of SHI for the formally employed, since it did not consider NHI feasible in the short term.

Two men were self-employed, four said they were formally employed doing office-based work, while eight men said they were not working.

Employed participants were less likely to cite lack of partner support as the reason for not testing for HIV compared with unemployed individuals: self-employed (OR 0.40; 95% CI 0.25 0.65) and formally employed (OR 0.62; 95% CI 0.41 0.95).