Sentence examples for remunerated work from inspiring English sources

Writers who started out with fanfic and then found the proper mix of critique and encouragement could go on to publish "real" (and remunerated) work.

"What resources are we pouring into girls' education is then just seeping away because they can't get decently remunerated work in what they are trained to do," she said.

Whereas freelance environmental documentary filmmaking is hard and generally poorly remunerated work -- often a labor of love and thus commendable -- this film badly needed a good story editor.

When Election Day came round, amid the stress of poorly remunerated work, the anxiety of debt repayments and the chaos of putting out their children's fires, Lois and Hal would have, like millions of others, been too busy – or perhaps cynical – to care.

Few (18%) had remunerated work, and all who did, missed work during the home hospitalization period.

These refer to individuals who do not have remunerated work because they are dedicated to household activities on a full-time basis.

The lawyer points to the network of help for those claiming to be victims of judicial error: the university-based Innocence Projects, a diminishing number of criminal defence lawyers who are willing to spend time on poorly remunerated appeals work and other initiatives such as the Inside Justice led by the journalist Louise Shorter at Inside Times.

Their opportunities to obtain adequately remunerated, formal work in other sectors are, however, scarce.

To ensure the participation of sufficiently knowledgeable SPOCs, it is advised to remunerate the work of the SPOC via an expert fee.

That said, the fact that work in either of these sectors is less well remunerated than similar work in other sectors, such as the acute care sector [ 21], may outweigh the attractiveness of greater autonomy.

Lang is a strong supporter of copyright and artists' right to be remunerated for their work.