Sentence examples for perform similar work from inspiring English sources

While interns perform similar work at Wall Street firms, hedge funds offer the advantage of a more intimate work environment.

It was hoped inhabitants would perform similar work in the future, by which point the rig would be real.

Brandon Voss, a promoter of gay parties, was impressed by Mr. Kelle's moxie, so he and his partner at the time, Tony Fornabaio, tapped him to perform similar work outside their Rockit Friday parties at the club Amalia in 2009.

Last year, the union representing about 800 sewage-treatment workers, Local 1320 of District Council 37, thought that it had finally won and would soon see a raise of about 50 percent, to match the pay of some Con Edison workers who the city comptroller and an administrative law judge had determined perform similar work.

The university vs. commercial salary gaps are also visible at job-search sites, even though scientists in both workplaces perform similar work.

Another landmark law signed by Governor Brown this year was the California Fair Pay Act, which mandates equal pay for men and women who perform similar work.

His mother retired as a publications production specialist for the University of Delaware in Newark, where she now works part time performing similar work.

It said she should have filed her claim within 180 days of "the alleged unlawful employment practice," the initial decision to pay her less than men performing similar work.

The Supreme Court did not deny that Ms. Ledbetter had suffered discrimination, but said she should have filed her claim within 180 days of "the alleged unlawful employment practice" — the initial decision to pay her less than men performing similar work.

Representative Harold Rogers, a Kentucky Republican and chairman of the subcommittee that oversees the Homeland Security budget, had pressed for the language, saying that the trade association, a nonprofit group, could expedite the project because it had performed similar work for airport workers.

(b) An employer whose work force primarily consists of nondisabled workers or who employs more than a token number of nondisabled workers doing similar work may use as the prevailing wage the wage rate paid to that employer's experienced nondisabled employees performing similar work.