Sentence examples for off employment from inspiring English sources

In this sense, handheld devices are an almost perfect expression of the "never switched off" employment culture that has been growing over the past 15 years.

While urging voluntary compliance, Mr. Ruttenberg made it clear that he was prepared to cut off employment service money to any state that refused to comply with the law.

Despite providing reports from three doctors, including his GP, stating that he had long-term depression and agoraphobia, and was unable to work, O'Sullivan was taken off employment support allowance (ESA) and placed on jobseeker's allowance.

An earlier version said incorrectly that over a two-year period 2,400 people died within 14 days of being taken off employment and support allowance because they had been declared fit to work.

There is a small fraction who could get work and have not but they may also be people moved off employment and support allowance – that is, those have recovered from a debilitating medical condition.

He was making a case for getting such immigrants out of the country, first endorsing a highly controversial Eisenhower-era deportation program and then claiming that, by shutting off employment opportunities, immigrants would leave of their own volition.

And there is, finally, evidence of similar labour market dynamics across high and low unemployment regions generated by the one-off employment shocks.

"I don't know how I could have survived otherwise". Four years of on-and-off employment put a damper on Frank Wesley's style.

She's trained as a dental assistant, but on-and-off employment in her small town has sometimes made it tough to make ends meet.

In these studies, extraction of NTFPs was not a preferred and regular activity but only indulged in during off-employment periods as a substitute.

A difficult question involves off-work and off-employment-site medical marijuana usage that produces a positive drug test result even when the individual is not intoxicated.