Admitting as much doesn't mean you're doing a sub-par job or that you love your child any less.
The report differed from previous months' reports, which had shown a predictable pattern: sub-par job growth, an unemployment rate hovering above 8percentt, and more people dropping out of the labor force.
Because some projects may have done extremely well, or poorly, on certain criteria — perhaps one had an off-the-charts Google search number, but a sub-par job-postings score — we threw out the top and bottom individual-criteria scores for each project.
That may not sound spectacular (though depending on your graduate program, it may), but Ph.D. stipends are tax-free in Belgium, thus dodging what would otherwise be a tax rate of about 50%, which puts Ph.D. programs on par with jobs paying $62,000 a year.
While few would argue that "being a lawyer" is on par with jobs and immigration as election issues go it may be worth realizing that in populist elections higher education not only is of limited help, it can be a disadvantage.
Whelan is the water carrier par excellence, his job being to quickly pass to one of the offensive four and then sit.
Everyone could tell they were witnessing a hose job par excellence.
In the 1990s, two unions representing the sewage workers pulled out of negotiations for incremental increases and took a different route offered in state law: seeking a ruling that they were not being paid on par with similar jobs in the private sector.
(Ms. Bargiel admitted feeling "a little embarrassed" about her recent career turn, though she added that everyone picketing, from a Farrelly brother on down, has been welcoming; she also emphasized that she considered having day jobs par for the course for a writer).
Ten years later, even if women and men keep working on par in their jobs, women earn 12percentt less.
Nationwide, the average teacher salary is $56,000, but in Chicago, average pay is more than $70,000, about on par with other jobs that require master's degrees.
