Sentence examples for statutory work from inspiring English sources

Government officials said the initial work was the first 'Early Contractor Involvement' contract, to examine development and environmental surveys as part of the statutory work that must take place before construction.

For example, some countries have a statutory working week of 40 hours but those 40 do not include overtime.

The Old Age Pensions Act (1908) granted pensions under prescribed conditions to people over age 70, and in 1908 the miners were given a statutory working day of eight hours.

Austin said the most striking trend in 2015 was the growth of non-statutory work being carried out by the BBFC, providing age ratings to mobile networks and online streaming companies such as Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The Member States should also be urged to improve the monitoring of undertakings that force their employees to work beyond the statutory working hours and to impose harsher penalties.

David Cameron and Michael Gove, both strong supporters of Kids Company, have both also been constant critics of statutory social work.

"It has become the orthodoxy within statutory social work," she says.

They reflect their distrust of statutory social work and preference for market over state intervention.

In my experience, morale in general is low because statutory social work lacks creativity and humanity, two of the most important factors needed for successfully tackling human problems.

But I have come to a point where I am so at odds with statutory social work that something has had to give.

I am a senior manager, but I remain a practitioner and carry a small caseload of statutory social work with children and their families.