The Blair government's plan to introduce tuition fees posed a particular problem for students at the Open University, based in White's constituency, and he led protracted negotiations in 2001 to protect the interests of people studying part-time, producing an agreement that met the concerns of the OU.
In a document marked "confidential" and dated 16 March, the head of the secret pre-election coalition negotiating team, Danny Alexander, wrote: "On tuition fees we should seek agreement on part-time students and leave the rest.
Council Directive 97/81/EC of 15 December 1997 concerning the Framework Agreement on part-time work concluded by UNICE, CEEP and the ETUC.
The number of such forms of employment is rising, but most of the workers are still embedded in collective agreements – also part-time work arrangements.
However, SII covers only those in dependent employment or those who offer full-time or part-time personal labour on commissioned work agreements and are not insured with any other insurance agency (i.e. about 50% of the Greek population) [ 7].
Stevens demanded more time from Hosanagar, who pushed back, asserting that they had negotiated their agreement keeping in mind his part-time involvement.
My university doesn't officially run part-time courses, but we managed to come to an agreement where I study "full time, over a longer period".
The formal agreement with the school to be educated part-time ran out last Christmas, so for the next two terms Cara's absences were, in effect, unofficial.
The agreement covers 5,500 full-time faculty members, 7,000 part-time, and 4,700 nonteaching staff members.
As part-time civilian fighters, they were not considered guerrillas under the Habib agreement.
She attempted to obtain an agreement from her partner that he would stay home and perform fulltime childcare during the first year, however, he retracted this agreement stating he preferred to work in construction part-time.
