1. Part-time work and job sharing will become commonplace.

2. Yes, there was a vacancy for part-time work.

3. Some do part-time work to meet their material needs.

4. Full-time work is definitely preferable to part-time work.

5. 25 Part-time work and job sharing will become commonplace.

6. Part-time work would suit me right down to the ground.

7. She became a casualty of the reduction in part-time work .

8. 7 He did part-time work as an usher in a theatre.

9. If I get more part-time work, I can cover my expenses.

10. Ralph took part-time work in town and continued as a regular pioneer.

11. (Officials - Open competition - Non-admission to tests - Necessary professional experience - Part-time work)

12. If ever you're interested in rewarding part-time work perhaps something after school?

13. Young Japanese are choosing part-time work, contrary to their elder counterparts who work overtime.

14. It is a reasonable supposition that many mothers would welcome the offer of part-time work.

15. She wished to know whether men’s access to part-time work had an impact on female unemployment.

16. Some have found part-time work in construction, appliance repair, carpentry, home crafts, word processing, or secretarial work.

17. Part-time work will be taken into account in proportion to the percentage of full-time hours worked.

18. Such ones generally need part-time work to avoid putting “an expensive burden” upon their brothers or their family.

19. 13 That would take more low-paid workers out of the tax net and encourage more part-time work.

20. If you are old enough, you might even try to take on some odd jobs or part-time work.

21. Part-time work teaches students how hard it is to earn money and helps develop thriftiness in the younger generation.

22. Babies deprive women of the opportunity to earn money through the expanding opportunities for full- and part-time work now available.

23. (Proverbs 3:9) Will financing a hobby require you to take on part-time work, perhaps at the expense of spiritual activities?

24. An Assistantship is a financial award to a graduate student for part-time work in teaching or research while pursuing study toward an advanced degree

25. When Habibie's minimum wage salary forced him into part-time work, he found employment with the railway stock firm Waggonfabrik Talbot, where he became an advisor.

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27. “We were able to simplify our lives further by giving up our three-bedroom house and our part-time work so that we could enter the international construction work,” explains Mark.

28. A student in fact, he had trained himself to be fit and those who merely desire to know each other as Accustomed important as your studies, part-time work, volunteering, interests or extra-curricular activities

29. Spain’s employment policy, which focused on women running small businesses and self-employed women, and its laudable new part-time-work legislation were well founded but she wondered if the Government’s approach was perhaps overly microeconomic rather than macroeconomic.

30. The above-mentioned Agreement between the social partners in the Netherlands, with Recommendations on part-time work, acknowledged and worked out in detail the importance of the implementation of the principle of equal treatment of workers irrespective of the numbers of hours worked.

31. (Daniel, chapter 1) While placing spiritual interests first, young Witnesses in a number of countries have taken courses to equip themselves for part-time work as accountants, tradesmen, teachers, translators, interpreters, or other occupations that supported them adequately in their primary career of pioneering.

32. Thus, to set a maximum gross annual income of 12,000 [pounds sterling], when older optometrists may wish to do a small amount of part-time work later in life, and to make the fee reduction the Barest minimum, is worthless and just pays lip-service to the principle of a reduction.