Sentence examples for working for pay from inspiring English sources

Missed workdays and impaired work performance were combined with data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics with respect to percentage of population working for pay and average working hours per week.

But the "green vests" are not working for pay.

Among the gentleman scholars, working for pay "was far too grubby a notion".

In general, anyone who reports working for pay — even just an hour — during the previous week is considered employed.

Many women called themselves stay-at-home mothers, but their time logs showed them working for pay," says the magazine.

(In the 1960s only 12 percent of married women with young children were working for pay; by the late 1990s, 55 percent were).

Last summer, Mei Zou, a pattern maker, worked for Adrover for free each night after working for pay all day with Narciso Rodriguez.

In 1967, 2.2percentt of noninstitutionalized men age 25 to 54 spent the entire year without working for pay or attending school.

Since the Graham School believes in students working for pay on campus, it also wanted the students to build as much of their student union as possible.

The survey found that half of current workers expected to be working for pay in retirement; 56percentt of those said they would need the money.

By 1935, it became evident that the only way to get old people to stop working for pay was to pay them enough to stop working.