Sentence examples for self-employed graduates from inspiring English sources

Self-employed graduates may also overpay because of the delay between submitting a tax return, by 31 January for the previous financial year, and HMRC passing this information on to the SLC.

• To the Editor: As a sporadically self-employed graduate of elite schools, I found that Matthew C. Klein's Op-Ed essay hit close to home.

Freelance illustrator Emmeline Pidgen has been self-employed since she graduated six years ago and has also found herself at the financial mercy of her clients.

A report by the Small Business Administration (2001) showed individuals with educational level of high school or less established nearly half of the new businesses and over 65% of the self-employed did not graduate from college.

Where we could Hoover a floor in an hour, it's now going to take us two". The Leave campaign cannot win simply by building a coalition of old, non graduate, self-employed voters.

Among public university students, the probability that a student graduates as self-employed reduces by 0.123 given that he/she is employed while schooling compared to a student who is not working while schooling.

Greater percentages of past graduates spent the majority of their time in administration or were self-employed when compared with recent graduates (Table 1).

First, the sample has a high share of self-employed workers (42.5%) and graduates (42.8%).

There are also signs that more young graduates are self-employed.

The nation's industrial elite may still be self-interested, but their politics align with a broad base of green businesses, schools, college graduates, and self-employed workers.

The statistically significant risk factors for carriage of MDR E. coli were graduate or post-graduate education, a self-employed status, a family size of more than 10 members, antibiotic usage in last four weeks, and history of hospitalization in the last four weeks.