Sentence examples for work categories from inspiring English sources

The dismissals are expected to be distributed fairly evenly among work categories and geographic locations.

Numbers accessing post-study work categories in the UK have dropped dramatically since the government's most recent changes were introduced".

Before 1996, members of 21 work categories in New York were eligible for exemptions from jury duty, including doctors, lawyers, judges, police officers and members of the clergy.

The Scottish singer-songwriter's "Next To Me" single won both the best song and most performed work categories at Britain's 58th Ivor Novello awards for songwriting, putting her on a par with some of Britain's biggest music names.

He told me that he didn't like the idea of eliminating work categories, or of adding a new one, as Harris and Krueger suggest: you'd lose many of the hard-won benefits included with W-2 employment, he said, either in the compromise to a single category or because current W-2 companies would find ways to slide into the new classification.

Neither of the work categories in Table 1 corresponds to standard definitions of child labour.

(There seems to be no "research proves it doesn't work" category).

She had turned down a Welfare Employment Program assignment at the New York City Sanitation Department, because, she said: "That was out of my work category.

This year will also see Jess Glynne's track Hold My Hand and James Bay's Hold Back the River go head to head in the most performed work category.

Rolling in the Deep won in the most performed work category too, beating her own Someone Like You and Take That's The Flood.

Most people with a disability on Newstart fall in the "partial capacity to work" category, meaning they have to apply for five jobs a week in which they would be expected to work up to 15 hours.