Friday nights are not for working late in work pants.
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Dude put in work, he earned at least one fort.
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If things go bad in work, they just go bad.
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But a lot of people do meet in work situations.
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Businesses must roll up their sleeves and put in work.
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They come in, work, and then they go home again.
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"I think that there is dignity in work," said Rep.
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Fourier called for the right to take pleasure in work.
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They do not believe in work, but speculate with money.
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They bury themselves in work or in caring for children.
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It sees growth prospects in work permits and driver licenses.
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Jeremy knows a little something about ... um, puttin' in work.
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One company that embodies the change in work is Slack.
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Champ's already putting in work, modeling swag from Paul's companies.
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Harassment also doesn't solely take place in work-related situations, either.
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My family still isn't used to seeing me in work mode.
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Jennifer Lopez is putting in work ahead of her upcoming tour.
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In work and in life, Hierro is all about speaking up.
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That is, they're putting in work hours for team marketing departments.
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Alongside these consumer trends, we've seen tremendous changes in work habits.
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And being in work makes another, better job easier to get.
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Previous studies of racial wage gaps only examined those in work.
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He and Versace become partners in work, as well as life.
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And how much of my identity was wrapped up in work.
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Trump puts his faith in work, and waits upon the whirlwind.
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And Qualcomm is also putting in work to help improve reliability.
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With the sun in Pisces, you are in work mode, Libra.
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Barely half of adult one-way permit holders are in work.
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I get engrossed in work and eat my salad around 229.
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The gold pendant necklace has been putting in work this year.
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You're putting in work to lose weight and improve your health.
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"Having an identity wrapped up in work is overrated," she says.
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Also, let family and friends know when you're in work mode.
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It's a place to put in work, and that's just what .
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I had been putting in work prior to that, too, though.
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Arkansas began phasing in work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries in August.
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Sitting in work one day, she began to hear angels singing.
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She specializes in work on hydroelectric power and other energy issues.
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The identity of rural communities used to be rooted in work.
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Trump talked about investing in work force development and job training.
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We only want to invest in work, growth, research and infrastructure.
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In "work," I don't want to be reduced to my life.
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From behind a shrub, a lanky man in work pants emerges.
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I have a vested interest in work that's sexual, and political.
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They are a means to limit severe poverty among those in work.
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A lack of women in work is an acute problem in India.
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Usually I'm drowning in work, but this week is the total opposite.
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Half a million are in work, up from just 175,000 in 2009.
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Google has disputed that changes in work assignments were acts of retaliation.
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Camila Cabello is putting in work, work, work as a solo artist.
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Reformation has been putting in work over the last couple of years.
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"I need a little bit more balance in work/life," he said.
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However, it's a partnership she loves — both in work and in marriage.
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But the bill Blackburn has put forth is still in work stages.
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Back in the day you had to put in work for that.
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He encourages the kids to put in work to achieve their dreams.
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But these figures depend on American women entering, and staying in, work.
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There will be more people in work than might otherwise have been.
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Reasons for the decline in work for less educated men are many.
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I mean you deserved it man," MWP says ... "You put in work.
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Unemployment fell and the number of people in work rose by 37,000.
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These include in-work benefits, which supplement the income of low-paid workers.
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People in work, required to support ever more pensioners, must pay higher taxes.
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"I don't believe in work-life balance, I believe in priorities," he explains.
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Rape jokes in work chat is basically where I completely draw the limit.
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"It was a matter of putting in work, putting in time," Cano said.
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He was one of the very first musicians to use brainwaves in work.
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So it's not a surprise that people are searching for meaning in work.
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But it's obvious the government has no problem drowning the lawyer in work.
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Use the Power of Positive Networking to Leap Forward in Work and Life.
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Following her breakup, she was "so immersed in work" to find herself again.
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I'm tightly wound in work – I have a bit of a workaholic thing.
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But you're supposed to act as if you're losing value, even in work.
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Rather, they usually compromise, buy in, work for change from the inside, man.
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"I would go to sleep at night knowing that I put in work."
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Every day we just believe in work, push every day to be better.
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"Those guys are still putting in work on a daily basis," Davis said.
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Graduate students in work-study programs, however, had better keep their eyes open.
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"I put a lot of people in work," Mr. Vuli, a restaurateur, said.
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Theo Germaine as Chris and Abby McEnany as Abby in Work in Progress.
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Often it resulted in work that mined the terrain of aggression and violence.
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We've evolved our policies to better support our team in work-life integration.
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The inmates will take part in work strikes, hunger strikes, and sit-ins.
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All of these cases find reductions in work that are, at most, modest.
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With few options, about a tenth end up in work that provides housing.
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Our sources say Cardi plans to remain in work mode until she pops.
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PwC's annual Women in Work Index, out Monday, shows that the U.K. could boost its economic output by nine-percent if it increased the number of women in work to match that of Sweden, the highest-performing country in PwC's index.
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"You've got to put in work to really define the individual sections," he explains.
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In work, as in life, sometimes we are not appreciated in our own times.
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They have been housed in work camps in the oil fields for three days.
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When the business inevitably went bust his mother took in work as a seamstress.
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Around two-thirds of those in work are employed in the cushy public sector.
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I'm constantly moving and immersed in work, so these small resets keep me going.
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Nearly 28% of those aged 22-22019 are not in work, training or education.
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The next day, someone rung me and asked why I was not in work.
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"Bossy" is used to describe women who assert themselves, particularly in work or school.
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And then tomorrow&aposs Greg will have a hangover and be behind in work.
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IBM fully accepts this responsibility and would not participate in work involving racial profiling.
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If it was time to put in work would you be down to ride?
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They may not be able to handle the step up in work/skills required.
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People apparently think if you use an emoticon in work emails, you're, well, stupid.
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Go Deeper: How a cut in work hours in Germany reflects a generational shift.
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Admittedly, the growth of in-work poverty looks a bit worse than it is.
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It defines working families as those where at least one adult is in work.
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We are supposed to love what we do, and find our passions in work.
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Early indications suggest growth remained solid while the number of people in work fell.
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Some have drowned themselves in work, some in the bottle, some in night life.
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Another common sense explanation is that it's due to changes in work-life balance.
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Soon the brothers are living better, eating better, putting in work on the house.
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I work," she declaims in "Work It," from her new album "Working Class Woman.
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Don't forget to look at job sites that specialize in work-from-home jobs.
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The new normal in work culture is for everyone to be in touch. Always.
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The thrill we get, in work like Scott's, is more specific to the medium.
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In order to gain respect from his coaches and teammates, Brady put in work.
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"Middle-class America believes in work because we do it ourselves," Ms. Davis said.
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When Behrakis wasn't absorbed in work, he was warm, funny and larger than life.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge writes and stars in work that is strange, beguiling and funny.
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Sneaky keystroke-logging software has been installed in work desktops and laptops since the 1990s.
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Maybe now you'll know exactly what they're saying in "Work" or "One Dance" without looking.
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For primary earners, those with full-time jobs, there was virtually no decline in work.
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A major clue appeared in 23, in work that had begun over two decades before.
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By 1921, there were fewer women engaged in work outside the home than in 1911.
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Why put in work when you can drink your food and call it a day?
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We all know in work settings that kind of attitude doesn't really get us places.
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IBM denied that it would "participate in work involving racial profiling," it tells The Verge.
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Physicians with moderate to severe depression had a decrease in work productivity and job satisfaction.
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Each reform, much as it benefits a jobseeker, makes someone already in work less secure.
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The Afro has been historically politicized, deemed unprofessional in work settings and unacceptable at school.
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Even for those in work, jobs are no longer a secure route out of poverty.
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In work published this week in Royal Society Open Science, he shows that there is.
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I made advances towards multiple women in work-related situations, where it was clearly inappropriate.
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Since it's my last week before vacation, my brain is just not in work mode.
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Right before Mercury changes signs, you'll feel a final push toward completion in work communications.
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That's what our generation, the generation of seeking out purpose in work, is all about.
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Starbucks' move came after employees accused the coffee chain of "extreme" cutbacks in work hours.
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An autistic person who makes it through the interview faces other difficulties once in work.
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And if there's anything we know about being woke, you've got to put in work.
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For those in work continuously, pay is rising just as fast as it was then.
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Some disturbing realities about the struggle for dignity in work emerge from what we witness.
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Tech is selling out everywhere due to the recent uptick in work-from-home professionals.
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"Just keep putting in work every day and hopefully you get the opportunity," he said.
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I would eat watermelon in public, in white company, in work settings, from roadside stands.
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Looking at art and design keeps me more engaged in work and is also inspiring.
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The New York City Housing Authority is knee-deep in work after a slow start.
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Parents find restoration in work and dignity that improves the future prospects of their children.
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Keeping the world's biggest population in work is also seen as vital for political stability.
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He says the most important thing for success in work is who you work with.
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NR: Do you think that way of approaching art has extensions in work by adults?
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According to government statistics, 83% of disabled people acquired their condition while they were in work.
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I bury myself in work to avoid talking to people when I'm on a short fuse.
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Following his mother's death, Louis immerses himself in work and eventually creates a miracle drug, Oval.
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The number of people in work has risen by a fifth since 2005, to 32 million.
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Republicans attempted to bring in work requirements last year during their failed attempt to repeal Obamacare.
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Yet the proportion of working-age people actually in work has been falling steadily (see chart).
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There is an insane double standard applied to men and women in life and in work.
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Many engage in work that is traditionally reserved for women, but others do men's work, too.
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This is a brilliant time for you to network and participate in work as an activist.
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We hit it off almost immediately, which doesn't really happen very often, in work or life.
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Jason's putting in work like a true entrepreneur ... check out what else he's got in store.
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We can put in work in one direction, and have it pop up in our peripheries.
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The USDA estimates that honeybees do $11-$15 billion in work for American farmers each year.
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Today 183% of women are in work, while the share of men is just under 70%.
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Young Britons may be back in work, but they are not yet back in the money.
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This would transfer a lot of money from today's welfare recipients to people already in work.
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Working poverty has risen as various in-work benefits, like tax credits, have been scaled back.
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Plus, I landed two additional clients, so I squeezed in work between travels and baby's naps.
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These conditions produced a profound alienation in work, school, family, and an openness to revolutionary alternatives.
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A lot of the process was just putting in work, regardless of what people would say.
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The United States lags developed country peers in terms of the share of women in work.
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So I think all of these are avenues of shifting and re-engaging us in work.
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And we get an instructive preview of how this will play out in work to come.
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Whether they were in work or on welfare, one thing remained constant: the majority were men.
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I'm more interested in work that maybe makes people think, Why haven't we seen this before?
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This will be true for most workers affected by coronavirus-related layoffs and reductions in work.
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A customer Ms. Quillen suspected was on the verge of yanking millions in work reversed course.
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Nearly half a million people participated in work stoppages in 22010, the largest number since 1986.
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As of last summer, 16 states have proposed or put in work requirements for Medicaid eligibility.
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In Hollywood, if you have a hit, it immediately leads you to more opportunities in work.
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An exhibition attempts to find the new feminism in work by artists from around the world.
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Colored-in work pops with expressive bubblegum blues and pinks, or gradients that evoke Pacific sunsets.
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Because of this, Wong's spent much of his career involved in work with high-risk youth.
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Unemployed people kill themselves at around two-and-a-half times the rate of those in work.
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The tweak means a greater number of people would have to work or enroll in work training.
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But the number of people in work fell by 5,000, the first fall in nearly a year.
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Anglian Water topped a list of companies seen as strategically investing in work culture and growth opportunities.
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More people would be in work were governments to withdraw unemployment benefits and repeal the minimum wage.
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The new moon in Scorpio brings a fresh start in work, your schedule, and your daily routine.
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So Mr Cameron settled instead for a four-year freeze on in-work benefits for EU migrants.
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When it comes to putting in work at the gym, the KarJenner family does not mess around.
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Yet nearly three-quarters of those in work have jobs needing few skills and with poor prospects.
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The two have also more recently brought in Work Market cofounder Jeff Leventhal as a venture partner.
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Freeland spokesman Adam Austen said Freeland had returned to Canada to take part in work on NAFTA.
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"I made advances towards multiple women in work-related situations, where it was clearly inappropriate," writes McClure.
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And therefore they are willing to put in work to preserve it — even after someone has strayed.
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It is still in work since almost that day, so for me, this is a huge scam!
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That&aposs a big step for a country that recently locked gay people up in "work" camps.
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A KPMG inquiry found flaws in work it did for the Guptas and the national tax agency.
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Cyrus told Billboard that following her breakup, she was too "immersed in work" to find herself again.
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Actress Mindy Kaling, however, wants you to know that when she gets dressed, she puts in work.
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In 2018 nearly half a million American workers were involved in work stoppages, the most since 1986.
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Economic growth is a function primarily of an increase in productivity coupled with an increase in work.
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The basis of poverty is not low-paid workers, but those who are not in work altogether.
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"I made advances towards multiple women in work-related situations, where it was clearly inappropriate," he wrote.
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Our nation is turning inward, placing renewed value on kinship ties and stability in work and residence.
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Good news, though: Lots of parents want to immerse themselves in work and forget all about home.
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He ended up serving much of the time in work release at his office in Palm Beach.
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WeWork's innovations in work-place facilities have dramatically enlarged the size of the market for temporary offices.
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"I just started working at the embassy, so I was very much in work mode," she said.
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These gaps in work and pay likely stem from a variety of factors, both institutional and social.
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Were they helping build something special or putting in work for a future that may never come?
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Like Gwen, it seems the foundations I've built are stronger in work than in my personal relationships.
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Ensuring that Britain is allowed to restrict in-work benefits to EU migrants through an emergency brake.
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It would require all "work capable adults" between the ages of 18 and 59 to work or participate in work training programs for at least 20 hours per week, meaning a greater number of people would have to work or enroll in work training to receive food assistance.
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In work that's soon to be published, the researchers trained the wire network to execute simple logic operations.
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And Randall (Sterling K. Brown) is successful in work and love, with a beautiful wife and two daughters.
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I don't like to typo in work chat, because it makes me look like a big ol' dummo.
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She tried to cope with her loss by immediately heading back to Kingston to lose herself in work.
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And now, a majority of the households in poverty are in work (as opposed to lazing on benefits).
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Unemployment has fallen to 2300% and more people are in work than before the crisis in 2000-08.
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The researchers found that 60% of male managers now say they're uncomfortable participating in work activities with women.
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The consultancy said it did not use the data in work it did for the 2016 U.S. election.
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"Rape jokes in work chat is basically where I completely draw the limit," she wrote in the email.
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To go braless in a tank like Rihanna in "Work" is completely your call (so go for it).
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Dogs have long been bred for their hunting abilities, for use in work and sport and for companionship.
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Estimates also include losses to public infrastructure like roads and bridges, crop damage, and reductions in work hours.
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Tanya Seeley of JRF says that tackling in-work poverty is one of the campaign's most important aims.
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It is natural if you have succeeded in work to assume this was down to your own merits.
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With colleagues, Marco is involved in work on a computer game, called Evo, designed to help train attention.
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In Britain, though more people than ever are in work, wage rises have not kept up with inflation.
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And that's fine; these are middle-aged guys who've been putting in work for three decades and counting.
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So Schmidt said working alongside computers will be key to get those in work to be more productive.
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In the 220006 states that currently participate in work sharing, both employers and workers satisfaction with the program.
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This model states that as the unemployment rate decreases, inflation should pick up with more people in work.
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In the first half of this year, 14,136 people died in work-related accidents, according to official statistics.
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Moreover, most of the reduction in work effort appeared to come from people taking longer stints of unemployment.
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Violating stay-home notices can result in work passes or re-entry permits being revoked or validity shortened.
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Given all this, it's especially important for boys and men to be involved in work against gun violence.
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"Looking at art and design keeps me more engaged in work and is also inspiring," Roya Sullivan said.
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The 18-year-old spawn of Heather Locklear and Richie Sambora was putting in work Monday in Malibu.
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So much of who you are is wrapped up in work, but you are more than your job.
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He has no political clique, so he isn't motivated to hang on to keep his guys in work.
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The film paints the picture of a love rooted in work and a shared joy in making things.
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As he strolled around the court rapping ... his backup dancers were putting in work on multiple stripper poles.
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In 3.7, a record number of employees were involved in work stoppages — the highest number since the 1980s.
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For those engaging in work they truly believe in, money is simply a tool for doing more work.
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The crowd left incredibly inspired to be more of themselves, both in work and in their personal lives.
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"It's cheap, it's easy, and it saves me six to eight hours a week in work," he added.
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Eventually, in work and life, things will get easier — they just need to hang on until that point.
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Like any interesting datum, this slight paternal edge in work-hours could be spun into various ideological narratives.
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Of course, Google and Facebook are now putting in work to come across as privacy defenders as well.
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IN-WORK BENEFITS Britain will be entitled to deny in-work benefits to newly arrived workers from other EU states for their first four years in the country; it will be able to apply this "emergency brake" to new arrivals during a seven-year period from the measure first being used.
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Age discrimination in both retention and recruitment is also a serious obstacle to keeping people in work for longer.
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Pipes is putting in work, snuggling on the feet of her new family and playing with her pup sibling.
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Here are her top email-related rules: Are your co-workers sending smiley faces and such in work emails?
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That means employees effectively donated $561 in work time, on average, to their employer in 2017, the project said.
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It shows that of the refugees who arrived last year and in January 292, 22 percent are in work.
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Amy Nelson is the founder and CEO of The Riveter, a national membership network focused on women in work.
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Vindman insisted in his House impeachment testimony that Morrison clashed with him because of a difference in work culture.
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I wrote once on LinkedIn where I said I don't believe in work/life balance, it's just about life.
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These would help create jobs—especially for the young, a fifth of whom are neither studying nor in work.
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Separate employment data showed that 300,000 more people were in work in the second quarter than a year earlier.
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Guignard pulls in work for magazines like Usbek & Rica, and created a short animated film for Lyft last year.
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I, myself, am still not completely satisfied with Bracero, but I'm just hanging in there and putting in work.
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Idc who i rub wrong because you never sat in a meeting nor put in work with my dawg!!
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Because word travels fast, greater transparency in incentives and fairness in work practices also tend to attract motivated workers.
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A greater share of people with only a secondary education or less is in work now than in 2000.
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Another bedroom interior features a man in work clothes lying in bed as he shields his eyes from daylight.
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" It calls itself "the first systematic investigation of the effects of smileys on first impression formation in work settings.
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"I suppose my own sense of thrust forward in work was connected to the absence of David," she said.
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Her book goes far beyond the implications for children and has lessons for all in work and personal life.
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I lived in different countries and was successful in work, but never able to form lasting relationships with partners.
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Lawmakers should also increase student participation in work-based learning opportunities while promoting the use of industry-recognized credentials.
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An Adobe survey says that women are also much more likely to use emojis in work communication than men.
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You're the boss, so if you're not happy in work it's your own fault and you should change that.
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Where they are quietly silenced and begin to self-censor…That's what I want to look at in work.
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So it's reasonable to think there might be a reduction in work effort if a basic income were imposed.
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They strolled by police barricades in work boots or pressed khakis, grinning at a ragtag assortment of protesters nearby.
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They showed that 38,000 people died in work-related accidents last year, a fall of 12 percent from 2016.
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Still, two-thirds of older workers report satisfaction in work well done, a majority that includes Sue Ellen King.
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According to the boss, playtime is over, and as her mom learned -- JT's all about putting in work now.
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Managers note this behavior and are aware that it translates to your helpfulness in work-related situations, as well.
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On an individual level, each employee donated an average of $561 in work time to their employer in 2017.
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Earlier this month, Matt Turck, an investor at FirstMark Capital, noticed the term popping up frequently in work conversations.
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And throughout all of this, our politicians aren't even in work and have arranged a pay increase for themselves.
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The new Roosevelt paper cites Marinescu's finding as support for its assumption that there'd be no decline in work.
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Aaronson has shown, partly in work published with Lijie Chen and partly in work yet to be published, that under certain plausible assumptions that such problems are computationally hard, no classical computer can generate such entropy in anywhere near the time it would take a quantum computer to randomly sample from a distribution.
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She specializes in work using butterflies, and has showed off the pinned creatures at the University of Chicago's Kronforst laboratory.
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" In short, "fall leads the pack — most likely because we're cramming in work before the holidays in November and December.
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The number of people in work rose by 55,000, keeping the employment rate at a record high of 74.2 percent.
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More importantly, the number of women and elderly men in work has increased by more than 2m over that period.
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In 2002 140,000 people died in work-related accidents; last year the toll was less than one-third as high.
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In richer countries, more people would be in work were governments to withdraw unemployment benefits and repeal the minimum wage.
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In the early 2000s, Nashville branded itself "Music City" and invested in work force training in the music hospitality industry.
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After that, I found my resentment would flare up at him in work settings, when it wasn't even his fault.
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Even among those in work, there are still an unusually high number of part-timers who want full-time work.
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"The jobs market remains robust, with the number of people in work continuing to grow," ONS statistician Matt Hughes said.
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But those who did pushed the total number in work to more than 23m for the first time since 2008.
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Once in work, these migrants would pay taxes, which would help defray the short-run cost of fiscal support measures.
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It covers about 2.8m people, or nearly three-quarters of those in work, but the jobless fall beyond its reach.
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As a result the biggest beneficiaries would be well-off pensioners, because payroll taxes fall only on those in work.
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" Yes, parents encouraged their children to pursue excellence and success — but they also encouraged them to find "joy in work.
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The charity estimates that 72% of children who live in poverty in Britain have one or more parents in work.
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I complained about it in work Slack only to then consider, with the encouragement of my coworkers, to start new.
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Thankfully, his return isn't like Michael Jordan and the Wizards; he puts in work in through the following two films.
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But the productivity of those in work has grown at a dismal rate, meaning overall GDP growth has been sluggish.
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Like a détournement of James Turrell, another piece in Work Habits — "Unforgettable" (2015) — drenches the gallery in deep, red light.
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"I think if the package goes through, we will see a massive increase in work permits in Jordan," Grandi said.
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At a national level, the U.S. could add $2.1 trillion in 2025 GDP by closing the gender gap in work.
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"Those still in work are struggling to make ends meet, with inflation soaring further," said Markit economist Pollyana de Lima.
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"Jenny's presence as part of the NRDC team has underscored the necessity of infusing creative thinking in work," Corr says.
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Any financial downturn – a health emergency, a disruption in work, or even a government shutdown – can send consumers into crisis.
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In work done previously with the UK's Health Protection Agency, she helped produce the agency's 2011 guidance on fish spas.
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" Another venture capitalist — Dave McClure of 500 Startups — has admitted he "made advances towards multiple women in work-related situations.
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Each apprenticeship will last between 15-18 months, with apprentices receiving a mix of in-work, online and classroom training.
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Teams, meanwhile, have two full months to bring players in, work them out, talk to them about how they'd fit.
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Scalise said in a statement Tuesday that he will "remain fully engaged" in work as he recovers from the surgery.
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Fewer than 3% of those in work in the country are in temporary employment, the best of any European country.
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The dossier was compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele in work partly financed by the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
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Cauls have even made it into literature, including in work by Charles Dickens ("David Copperfield") and Stephen King ("The Shining").
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"Negative remarks about the company, colleagues, bosses or the business in general have no place in work emails," says Kuhl.
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On this week's MashTalk, Lance, Christina and Pete are back talking about all the stuff happening in work this week.
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At the village, where lines formed Sunday as athletes began checking in, work crews were still making last minute repairs.
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Those with little or no financial cushion typically also face the least flexibility in work hours, responsibilities and work location.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of people in work in Britain unexpectedly rose in the three months before the missed Oct.
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They gave the highest marks to issues that include supervisors, interest in work and, in first place, people at work.
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" Dern told Vulture that she and others involved "spent the next couple of years really struggling in work and safety.
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Does Swift realize there is dignity in work, in allowing more people to determine the economic course of their lives?
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And if his shows are about anything, they're about the pleasure and dignity in work — and in doing it well.
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Most often that results in work that's bracing and chaotic, nauseous burbles of synthesizer gunk gumming up clattering drum lines.
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And are you willing to put in work in the form of training and forming a relationship with the dog?
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On the other hand, a central pillar of that spirituality is to find divinity in work, and Johnny has worked plenty.
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It seems a really hard time right now for a lot of people, in work, because of all kinds of issues.
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Employment numbers also increased, with 533,000 or 1.3 percent more people in work in the first quarter than a year earlier.
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Fully 5.8m more Americans are in work than in December of that year, when the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates.
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Given that more Indian women have been beaten up by their husbands than are in work, there is room for improvement.
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Just 69% of Italian 25- to 54-year-olds are in work, compared with 74% in Spain and 81% in France.
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During the '60s, they were among the first to understand the dramatic changes in work and society created by computer technology.
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But 74% are in some sort of employment, almost the same rate as Polish migrants, 80% of whom are in work.
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Nipsey Hussle's paying very little mind to his involvement in a brawl over the weekend ... he's too busy putting in work.
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If your girlfriend's been putting in work at the gym, show that you support her goals by helping her crush them.
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We've all had those moments, whether you're drowning in work in a cramped cubicle or just tired of the daily grind.
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Tourism accounts for about 17 percent of its 185 billion euro economic output and employs one in five people in work.
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That would mean much higher prices on rides in the state, as well as a potential slowdown in work for drivers.
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When detainees are unable to receive outside funds to purchase supplies, they feel coerced into volunteering to participate in work programs.
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"Keeping your head in the game is the same in sports as it is in work and life," says St. John.
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They led me to succeed in school, in work, in life, at least as far as my abilities could take me.
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She was completely in work mode—it had nothing of the glamour of the stage she had been on just before.
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And among those who do have a job, in-work poverty has climbed to one of the highest levels in Europe.
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The psychologist notes, however, that in life and in work you need people to tell you the truth and challenge you.
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The level of desperation in Africa and changes in work-permit rules in Saudi Arabia have made legal migration more difficult.
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He has also put in work as a Clinton surrogate with Latino audiences and helped mentor new Latinos running for Congress.
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Definitions of financial hardship included the loss of a job, a cut in work hours, health emergency or foreclosures and evictions.
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There is overwhelming support for gender equality in work, life and politics: 219 percent of respondents said they believed in it.
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Peer support groups have been shown to have positive effects on self-reported health, burnout, and perceived changes in work conditions.
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The four dancers seen at the Walker are now among New York's busiest downtown performers, appearing in work by other choreographers.
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Kylie Jenner's got another mouth to feed ... which might explain why she was in work mode just days after giving birth.
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Chris Cornell was fully immersed in work and family in the weeks before his startling death on Wednesday night at age 52.
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It talks about the traveling woman in work and adventure, always pleasing, never stopping, never settling-she just keeps on keeping on.
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Just remember that drowning yourself in work isn't a cure for sadness—it's a distraction that will ultimately bring you more stress.
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The Office for National Statistics also said the number of people in work grew by 168,000 in the three months to January.
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Some 23% of 20- to 34-year-olds are not in work, education or training, well above the EU average of 18%.
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A world tour clearly isn't going to stop Rihanna from putting in work, work, work, work, work, work at her Fenty label.
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She added that she hoped her story would encourage other women to speak out about misbehavior or unwanted advances in work settings.
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A common and important thread in work by Messrs Hart and Holmstrom is the role of power in planning co-operative ventures.
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And there is little sign that cuts to in-work benefits, such as tax credits, prompt employers to bump up wages instead.
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Bad gyal doing good: Rihanna is putting in work to address girls education abroad through her philanthropic organization, the Clara Lionel Foundation.
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Mr Persson, in work with Philippe Aghion and Dorothée Rouzet, examined investments in primary education across countries over the past 150 years.
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"One of the best speeches I've ever heard," said a customer who, like many, was dressed in work boots and camouflage gear.
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So it's a lesson in work ethic, actually: those who work hard get to live, those who don't will get done in.
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In work with Charles Horioka he identified one of the great enigmas in international economics, now known as the Feldstein-Horioka puzzle.
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All 270- to 59-year-olds in work must pay a flat premium of ¥16,410 into the national pension fund every month.
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All 20- to 653-year-olds in work must pay a flat premium of ¥16,410 into the national pension fund every month.
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Susana de Jager is one person to have directly benefited from the program, and is involved in work on a wind farm.
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During the campaign Mr Guedes proposed a "capitalisation" model, with retired people drawing pensions from savings pots built up while in work.
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Pensioners too knew that he would raise their contributions, to compensate for his decision to lower social charges on people in work.
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Tony Jenkins and Boudicca Rising, partners in work and love, lead me down a woodland path to where Amber's body was found.
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Intimidated by the CNC tools, he introduced himself to a twentysomething guy in work boots he'd noticed expertly working the milling machine.
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In work that is currently under review, Chen's group used nobiletin to restore the circadian clocks in muscle cells of aged mice.
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Female and non-binary employees are especially vulnerable to harassment, alienation, and unreasonable demands in work environments that lack concrete HR guidelines.
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Here's the Center's breakdown of median contribution as a percent of income in work-based retirement plans for families at different ages.
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It means that every working couple, or single parent, in work is given practically limitless access to childcare on a daily basis.
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Two things made the second policy much easier to sell: it was cheaper, and it was only available to those in work.
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Throughout all of this, the population of Fort McMurray kept growing: Two babies were born in work lodges north of the city.
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This pattern plays out consistently whether we look at short notice, last-minute changes or routine ups and downs in work hours.
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"There's dignity in work, whatever that work is," Onwuka, a senior policy analyst at the right-leaning Independent Women's Forum, told Hill.
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While The Times may ignore these facts, those of us who live in, work in and represent Buffalo know the real story.
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Cook said joining Apple — under Steve Jobs' strong vision — lifted a "psychological burden," freeing him to indulge in work that served humanity.
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In work accepted for publication in the journal Nature Medicine, he estimated that 1.5 percent of symptomatic people with the virus died.
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There's not a subject that I am not willing to engage in, work on, negotiate, and come up with commonsense compromises on.
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Such changeover is inevitable as malls adjust not only to the changing retail landscape but to changes in work and living habits.
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The company will also continue to pay its hourly workers who might see a reduction in work due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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We've seen a massive experiment in work from home, which is a form of virtual world, or at least, a virtual workplace.
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The Fed attributes a decline in work force participation among less-educated Americans in part to technological advancements that have automated jobs.
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He's very involved in work again as well ... hosting a Super Bowl gig in Miami and doing plenty of promo for 'Jumanji.
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Yet another study showed that a four-day workweek or 25% decline in work hours led to a big carbon footprint reduction.
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I felt very much that I was part of this wave of people who were looking for fulfillment or momentum in work.
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The pair met when she hosted Saturday Night Live in late 2016 and have found a balance in work and life together.
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I've been in work-for-hire situations where we can't take the time or there isn't the willingness to form that connection.
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The company now expects 2017 revenue of $370 million to $390 million, as it sees continuing low levels of walk-in work.
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According to the International Labour Organization, the number of workers who participated in work stoppages has doubled in the last two years.
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In work settings, the rates of sick leave might increase and maybe there are considerations regarding formal complaints or pursue legal options.
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Existing homes need more move-in work and updates than a new home, new washers and dryers and new coats of paint.
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His colleague Esther McVey has said it helps move more people into employment, and remain in work longer, than the previous approach.
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Godard often used his romantic partners in work — sometimes in ways that bordered on the exploitative — but his work with Miéville was different.
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Natale worked under Philly boss Angelo the "Docile Don" Bruno, enforcing his will, monitoring the labor unions, and putting in work as needed.
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Same goes for his skilled and agile guitar licks, many of which recall the most reeled-in work of Eric Clapton's solo career.
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The car has long proved a cornerstone of American life, inextricably tied to almost everything people do in work, life, leisure, and business.
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The Adobe survey focused on the most irritating phrases in work e-mails, which exclusively related to passive-aggressive reminders about previous messages.
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The company's employees also reported a significant improvement in work-life balance, and like Microsoft Japan, electricity bills were reduced and meetings shortened.
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SB 1070 made it a misdemeanor for an undocumented immigrant to be in the state or if they sought or engaged in work.
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So if you do feel sick after you get your shot, take it as a sign that your body is putting in work.
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"You must know my reluctance to marry, my feeling that I shatter thereby chances in work which means most to me," she wrote.
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For Noel Dandes, who moved to the UK in September 2010 from Greece, in-work benefits were the difference between surviving and sinking.
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To put this into context, in 2013 in-work benefits for EU migrants constituted 1.6 percent of the country's total tax credit spending.
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Yet the citizens of that great deracinated, metrosexual Babylon pay more in work taxes than do those of the next 36 cities combined.
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"Guys were dressing up prostitutes in work uniforms, trying to sneak them in when they were pulling in with their trucks," she said.
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Debt, foreclosure and unemployment are all implicated in suicide: unemployed people kill themselves at a rate 19983 times higher than those in work.
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For every nomination, the company will make a donation to Dress for Success, an organization helping women thrive in work and in life.
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And the number of people in work rose by a robust 122,000, taking the employment rate to a new record of 74.8 percent.
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Such subsidies encourage people to stay in work in order to qualify, and do not make workers more expensive and thus discourage hiring.
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In 22016, 70% of American women aged between 25 and 54 were in the labour market (either in work or looking for it).
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Talks are ongoing with "partners that could bring in work", he said, declining to identify potential buyers understood to include engineering consultant Altran.
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I deal with it by making jokes on Twitter, reading as much as I can to stay informed, and burying myself in work.
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Headphones serve as a visual signal, similar to the desk light, that you are in work mode and don't want to be bothered.
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I never found myself challenged in work environments, and even graduating college was more something I did, and not something I worked at.
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The inactivity rate — a measure of people not in work and not seeking a job — rose by the most in nearly eight years.
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Globally 38% of working youths are living in extreme or moderate poverty, compared with 26% of those in work aged 25 and over.
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The record suggests that is a good idea; especially if, as Democrats want, in-work benefits such as tax credits are also boosted.
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They were among the estimated 25,000 people who fled north from Fort McMurray only to be trapped by the fire in work camps.
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The company in September lowered its full-year revenue forecast to $370 million to $390 million, citing low levels of walk-in work.
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Just like with the foundation, Lush has sourced the Glow Stick ingredients from projects that support women in work and children in education.
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The new policy will provide additional compensation to veteran students who participate in work-study programs, including through veterans hospitals and veteran cemeteries.
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Many support welfare reform to ask those receiving assistance to engage in work or prepare for work to attain independence and self sufficiency.
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It provides employment and training programs with less than $30 per month to cover each person required to participate in work or training.
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However, increased professional responsibilities saw it take a unique toll on Israel, who found himself becoming increasingly overwhelmed and further behind in work.
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Being 'in work with Uber' means accepting the risk and responsibility of being precariously managed by a technology entirely beyond your control. Wrong.
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Whether it's juggling kids or hearing someone in work mode for the first time, it's important to set up daily structures and boundaries.
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The artists in Work Work Work Work Work create sculptures that, while they explore very specific aesthetic territories, also serve highly pragmatic functions.
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Researchers say that because of the changes in work and family, many educated couples are finding that couple equity is out of reach.
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I wanted to show work I really believed in, work that might have been shown in New York, but wasn't being shown here.
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According to a new poll, one in five U.S. households has faced a layoff or cut in work hours because of the pandemic.
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After college at Ball State, Nichols called the broadcaster of the Class AAA team in Indianapolis and wrangled fill-in work on weekends.
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The number of people in work increased only modestly by 39,000 although the employment rate of 74.6 percent was a joint record high.
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Once again, the academy stubbornly refused to bow toward popular movies; the hard-campaigning "Deadpool" received nothing, even in work-a-day categories.
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And even if price isn't an issue, stigma and taboo still stop many from fully participating in work and school during their periods.
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In 2016 just over a fifth of people aged 65-69 were in work in rich countries, a figure that is rising fast.
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A big part of the answer, I think, lies in the distinctive Japanese attitude toward work — or more specific, toward meaning in work.
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Personally, I need all sorts of maybe-silly signals to my brain that it is now in work mode instead of home mode.
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Personally, I need all sorts of maybe-silly signals to my brain that it is now in work mode instead of home mode.
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We're a group of individuals who believe that we deserve a prize for putting in work — I mean, we got participation trophies in sports.
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Swalwell has proposed a pathway for students to attend college debt-free if they participate in work-study programs and commit to community service.
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He also knows Hays needs to stop hiding from his family by burying himself in work which leads to a fight between the two.
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Committee members also participate in work groups, which are active year-round in helping members stay up-to-date on vaccines and their safety.
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In Indiana and several other states, corrections departments consider prisoners in work release programs, who report to jobs during the day, to be free.
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Up to 24 percent of Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck and lack savings to deal with a significant illness or a disruption in work.
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The Labour governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown boosted in-work benefits such as tax credits (wage top-ups for the low-paid).
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When people are in work and earning well, they more easily keep up with their mortgage or decide to take out a fresh one.
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Tuesday's figures showed the number of people in work rose since the first quarter of 2018 and stronger than the poll's forecast of 140,000.
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For many EU members, a key principle is freedom of movement, which Cameron's attempt to cut in-work benefits was seen to discriminate against.
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The answer was chiefly resistance from east Europeans to Mr Cameron's desire to cut in-work and child benefits for EU migrants to Britain.
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Here are the four things you need to know to make the right decisions and be successful in work and life, according to Winfrey.
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Car crashes, industrial disasters, and medical and occupational errors also increase as we tire, not to mention a decrease in work productivity and efficiency.
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Many have left the labour force (54% of over-25s with only a high-school education are in work, down from 63% in 2000).
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Fifty-three percent of men in Monday's poll said sexual harassment in work environments is a significant issue, down from 28503 percent in 22019.
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Policymakers became convinced that in-work top-ups were better targeted and encouraged work, while minimum wage hikes risked rendering low-skilled workers unemployable.
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"Due to safety concerns, we strongly discourage people from stopping in work zones to create situations such as this," the DOT spokesman told NBC.
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About 61 percent of women aged 15 and above were in work in 2018, compared to 73 percent in 1990, World Bank data shows.
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Over all, McKinsey estimates that a global drive toward gender equality — in work, government, society — could create $12 trillion in economic growth by 2025.
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It all went down at BlueStreak Sports Training in Stamford, CT -- where Ray and his wife, Janay, have been putting in work for years.
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The number of Britons in work grew less than expected, rising by 249.9,269, about half the consensus forecast in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Last year, nearly half a million workers took part in work stoppages, the highest number in over 30 years, notes Time magazine's Abigail Abrams.
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DOUG GARRNew York Dear Doug, Your letter is a reminder of the pleasures curious readers find in work by writers embedded in unfamiliar places.
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Many of Google's AI researchers are active in work to make AI fairer and more transparent, and clumsy missteps by management won't change that.
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The revolution in work-force development is still in its infancy, but already some farsighted companies are providing online training beyond their employee population.
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And, at the Tomie Ohtake Institute, in work by a short-lived São Paulo artist Sidney Amaral (1973-2017), who promoted Black Power outright.
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Explain the situation to your kids, create a "busy box," and get creative with when and where you're willing to put in work time.
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Legislation would give any state to curb in-work benefits for up to four years - if agreed to the European Council of fellow governments.
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A KPMG inquiry found flaws in work it did for the Guptas, who along with Zuma deny any wrongdoing, and the national tax agency.
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The number of people in work jumped by 22020,20.3 to 22018 million, at the top end of forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Related: The number of people who participated in work stoppages involving over 2100,22005 workers rose last year to its highest level since the 215s.
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"I&aposve often been a collaborative person, in work and in volunteer jobs, so I let that shine through in the interview," Gutman recalled.
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We've rooted for millennial hetero love in work created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Sally Rooney, even when that love seemed hopeless or impossible.
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A year later he set up an indoor landscaping business to install and maintain plants in work spaces, which he sold two years later.
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"Every single day," Manziel told us ... before pointing to the mountain range and telling us he's been getting in work by climbing the hills.
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As we enter the theater, she is already ensconced in work, arranging a set of foam blocks on the floor, sliding and stacking them.
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The exhibition reflects ongoing material and conceptual student research, resulting in work ranging from wall- and floor-based sculpture to photography, video, and painting.
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Since 2008, Pluto, the planet of obsessions, has been in work-obsessed Capricorn, and in your house of work, daily routines, and physical health.
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"It's a health insurance program and not one that's aimed at supporting or requiring people to be engaged in work activities," Mann told me.
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Brad Gilbreath, a professor who specializes in work environment at Colorado State University, says that Google, in particular, has created an extremely attractive workplace.
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She and Cahun were partners in life and in work, and it is likely that Moore pressed the shutter for many of Cahun's images.
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On the one hand, we believe in work — Max Weber's Protestant work ethic is so crucial to understanding the American psyche for good reason.
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The organization pushes for things such as equal pay, balance in work life, and the establishment of a support system for females within the workplace.
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The young man shouldering a pile of wood in "Work (Young Worker)" looks over his shoulder with wary eyes, possibly directed at an overbearing foreman.
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Most of the poor have jobs: 80% of those living below the CPM's poverty line are in households with at least one person in work.
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Often when I'm interested in work on a screen, it has to do with a larger timescale than we are accustomed to with the internet.
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The right to deter migration from other member states by withholding in-work benefits is by far the toughest sell and fraught with legal difficulties.
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The course—an MBA apprenticeship—is far removed from most apprenticeships, which tend to provide a path into a first job through in-work training.
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And with the increase in work hours and the expectation for many employees to be reachable outside of the office, burnout among workers has grown.
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French Montana and Drake played like kings while they put in work on French's new music video ... and here's the oceanside palace to prove it.
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Meanwhile, the newest ATL Falcons wide out -- Calvin Ridley -- was also putting in work during a military-style workout with his personal trainer in Alabama.
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Here's the deal -- Kenny's been tearin' it up on PGA's celebrity circuit for years ... putting in work against the cream of the crop, including 45.
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That is why Mr Cameron fought so hard to win a four-year delay in granting in-work benefits to them in his EU renegotiation.
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Renée (Amy Schumer) is a New York woman stuck in a tiny office underground, too insecure to pursue her dreams in love or in work.
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I had got into a scuffle in work exchange, where they said I was setting off the metal detector and went through all my stuff.
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The ads feature people in work environments arguing for a tax-code overhaul that will boost the economy and put more money in people's pockets.
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This is a band of schooled and flexible improvisers: They've shown it in work with other bands, but you'd know it without any other information.
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Another view is that it reflects a supply-side response of the economy, for example increases in work or investment encouraged by lower tax rates.
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But for all its comedy boings and obvious set-ups, The Simple Life will always be a surprisingly solid foundation class in Work Ethic 101.
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They estimated that video games were responsible for about 23 to 46 percent of the decline in work hours for young men during the 2000s.
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And he sees promise in work-sharing programs like those that have been used to help keep unemployment low in Germany even during economic downturns.
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In work so dependent on partnering and ballet technique, it's heartening that the women show just as much brute strength and daring as the men.
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Dozens of studies published in recent years suggest a transition to renewable energy sources, while keeping the lights on and people in work, is possible.
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How to Deal With Job-Search Depression So much of who you are is wrapped up in work, but you are more than your job.
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We see more companies that are putting into place policies, and starting to do more investment in work that focuses on women and gender equity.
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At nearby Mass MoCA, the question is what makes figuration go live, raised by Elizabeth King in work that marries exacting handcraft and digital technology.
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It prevents millions of women from fully engaging in work, relationships, sports and school — the very activities that form the basis of meaningful human interaction.
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Judging by the total silence that follows in work Slack whenever I reference one of my beloved Disney deep cuts, some recommendations are in order.
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Manafort and Flynn, unlike Stone, were engaging in work that benefitted foreign governments and registered with the Justice Department under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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The vast new market for album covers, pop magazines, film posters and colour supplements could keep him in work, and in the money, for life.
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Women account for around two thirds of the public sector workforce so the increased hiring would boost the number of women in work, it said.
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Both managers were involved in sexual relationships with several of their subordinates and "improperly favored their paramours in work-related decisions," according to the report.
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Officials said they would support efforts to require able-bodied adults to participate in work or other "community engagement activities" as a condition of eligibility.
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If benefits were limited to those in work, or states suddenly had a strong incentive to push people off SNAP, that wouldn't be the case.
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To offset such surpluses and sustain enough aggregate demand to keep people in work, the rest of the world must borrow and spend with equal abandon.
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Others can include avoiding conflict, smudging the truth, burying themselves in work, blaming other for mistakes, pretending they're martyrs, building alliances, and threatening lawsuits, she says.
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While you might not think twice about using emoji in an email to your friends, when can you use them in work messages, if at all?
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But the number of people in work fell by 6,000, the first decline since the second quarter of last year, the Office for National Statistics said.
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Voters feared the prospect of migrants coming to live off the taxpayer (many did indeed claim in-work benefits, though very few lived off the dole).
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Anywhere from half to two-thirds of companies said they'll just resort to hiring contractors, temporary staff, and freelancers to address any deficiencies in work skill.
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Our company is focused on gender equity in work and business, and the right to our own bodies is absolutely critical to any pursuit of equity.
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TANF requires that half of people being helped by state programs be in a job or engaged in "work-related activity," like a vocational education program.
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Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said keeping the largest number of miners in work was a priority, and ministers would meet to address the situation on Wednesday.
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Dennis Rodman put in WORK on the streets of Vegas Monday night ... teaming up with a bucket drummer outside Planet Hollywood ... and the people loved it!
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On paper, at least, the cap provides a clear incentive to find a job: it does not apply to people in receipt of in-work benefits.
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"Sometimes I'm just like, 'I want a hamburger!' but when I'm in work mode, I want [to eat] very clean," Spears said in a recent interview.
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PEOPLE confirms he was sentenced to 13 months in jail, although he served much of the time in work release at his office in Palm Beach.
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Nearly one in four respondents said they indulged in work food at least once a week, and one in 10 did so three times a week.
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The company in September lowered its full-year revenue forecast to come in between $370 million and $390 million, citing low levels of walk-in work.
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PEOPLE confirmed he was sentenced to 13 months in jail, although he served much of the time in work release at his office in Palm Beach.
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The government, which formed a judicial inquiry into the killings and abductions, has denied this saying it cannot interfere in work of the police and courts.
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The union had in July 2015 rejected a tentative contract that would have raised wages, but involved changes in work rules that many thought were burdensome.
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That can lead them to working in different occupations or taking time off — and those gaps in work history can add up to a lower wage.
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One possible explanation is that unskilled natives respond to an increase in migration by specialising in work that makes better use of their command of English.
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The last time the number of people in work in Britain fell was in the three months to October last year, although that decline was small.
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"We've already increased the number of inspections in work site operations, you will see that significantly increase this next fiscal year," Homan said at the time.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how changes in work stress or coping resources might influence the odds of developing diabetes.
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POPiN lets you find a gym near you that fits your schedule and budget, scan in, work out for any period of time, then scan out.
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In her biography, Bennetts addresses uses Rivers's senior citizen business triumphs both to expand Rivers's legacy and to explore how women can find value in work.
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There have been signs of a resurgence in work force participation in the past that have then reversed themselves, including as recently as this past winter.
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He believes there should be no interest on federal student loans and that public college students should get tuition funding by participating in work-study programs.
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Dr. Verstraete, who said the Cornell operation was an "interesting development," said his team uses commercially available implants in work that has involved mostly jaw reconstruction.
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Multiplying that figure by 250 nonholiday weekdays in a year, the report found that delays resulted in about $307 million in annual losses in work time.
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In our guide to finding a hobby, an expert in work-life balance recommends finding room by thinking about free time in weeks rather than days.
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Carter was a 'model inmate' Carter was active in work and education programs in prison, Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson said, calling her a model inmate.
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I use the time to parse through tough situations in work and life, and also to jam out to both Lizzo and the Les Mis soundtrack.
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Having a sense of purpose in work will give you more grit than passion, which is more likely to make you successful in the long run.
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They excluded same-sex couples and physicians under age 25 or over 50, in order to focus on gender differences in work hours during childbearing years.
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It would stay there, and it would inform some of my decisions and choices in work, in life, and I didn't find any of it helpful.
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"We just got confirmation that the shutdown did not cause any delay in work on the software -- the software addition to the MAX," Elwell said. Sen.
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PEOPLE confirmed he was sentenced to 220 months in jail, although he served much of the time in work release at his office in Palm Beach.
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Gratified to have his work chosen, he was disturbed by the reason underlying the choice: that 50 years ago he danced in work by someone else.
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What if men who claim they didn't know that it's not normal to make advances in work situations train computers to think it is normal too?
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The designer, a judge on Project Runway for the show's first 22017 seasons, traffics in work-appropriate sheath dresses, rose-gold watches, and MK-emblazoned handbags.
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People are in work, as record levels of employment in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and elsewhere show, but they don't feel rich, confident or secure.
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Studies indicate that California's paid-leave law, which went into effect in 103, led to an increase in work hours and income for mothers with young children.
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And remember, if you're receiving good evaluations or praise from your boss, then you're likely already a solid performer handing in work that meets or beats expectations.
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I think, for the first time I had seen in work that early, it was able to be beautiful and depicted these acts of leisure and joy.
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This list is all about the money, so if you're more interested in work-life balance or flexible schedules, this might not be the slideshow for you.
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Much work remains to be done to convince women in work or education and skeptical groups of ethnic Tajiks, Uzbeks and Hazaras from northern and central Afghanistan.
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To keep women in work—a must given Japan's shrinking population—he has done little more than increase the number of nursery places, and not by enough.
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The five-year honor has taken particular hold in work cultures like Silicon Valley, where intense lifestyles and endless project deadlines can easily lead to employee burnout.
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Nearly 60% of the workers who were surveyed said they engage in work duties while taking time off, amid mounting pressure to always be on the job.
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PEOPLE previously confirmed Epstein was sentenced to 13 months in jail, although he served much of the time in work release at his office in Palm Beach.
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The statement is instead a relatively straightforward admission that he made unwanted advances on several women in work contexts and took advantage of his position of power.
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But the number of people in work rose by 49,000, the slowest increase since the three months to March this year, the Office for National Statistics said.
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The proportion of those aged between 225 and 2287 in work is 2000%—lower than in France, where the unemployment rate is more than twice as high.
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Overall, since January 2017, the number of Saudis in work has grown by less than 100,000; the unemployment rate has increased by 0.2 percentage points, to 12.9%.
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Drag queens put in work to show their audience a good time—donning multiple layers of tights, clothing, and makeup to create an over-the-top persona.
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Their employment rate is dragged down by some groups that have particularly struggled: few from the mainly refugee Congolese or Somali communities are in work, for example.
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You've reached an unexpected turning point, and the clash between Venus and Uranus asks you to go in a new direction in work and in your relationships.
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If your wife has been putting in work at the gym, there's no better way to show you support her goals than by helping her crush them.
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The situation was deteriorating for workers as well as the unemployed, with 6.1 percent of families living in poverty despite having at least one member in work.
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The 'I'm too busy' emailWhen to send: When you're up to your eyeballs in work (every freelancer's dream, right?) and you need to turn down a project.
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However, the upturn reflected a fall in the number of people in work over the period rather than strong economic growth, which was a lackluster 0.4 percent.
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O*NET ranks the importance of "understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents, " assigning each occupation a "reading comprehension importance level" between 1 and 100.
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This relative accessibility interested me and so, immediately after dropping my bags in work, I headed to the nearest stockist to look and potentially make a purchase.
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It inaugurates the museum's renovated East Building, a 1978 structure by I.M. Pei, whose galleries will be reopening after three years and almost $70 million in work.
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In 2013, a 54-year-old bowling alley closed, preceded a year before by Bucket's Deli, where men in work boots lined up each afternoon for sandwiches.
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In the EU nearly one in three women in work aged 210-260 are part-time, compared with fewer than one in 235 men (see chart 250).
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She also joined writing groups, which can be a helpful step for many writers who may find it hard to turn in work without a real deadline.
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Some big meat producers, including Tyson Foods, announced special bonuses this week for farmers to reward them for the increase in work to keep supermarket shelves stocked.
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Her physician referred me, which was unusual, given that I didn't specialize in work with cancer patients and I was only about two years into my practice.
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Once researchers accounted for differences in work hours, specialty, and a range of work-family characteristics like caregiving duties, women still earned 103% of what men did.
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First of all, these women are in work camps because they were deemed dangerous to a society that has just felt the full force of handmaid rage.
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And frankly, even today periodically you will hear news stories of nooses being left on college campuses, in work locker rooms to threaten and terrorize African Americans.
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But Aliche recommends you do the opposite: be like the squirrel and when you have money really flowing in, lean in, work harder, and save the most.
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Because pensions are calculated according to contributions paid, those who opt to retire early will receive a lower pension than if they had remained in work longer.
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If they've also put in work to shore up their shortcomings, the match against RNG is bound to be one of the highlights in this stacked group.
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The former president has been knee-deep in work on his foundation and recently returned from a dizzying weeklong tour to Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
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Many are not yet in work, meaning the correlation between that number and the growth in employment was very limited, if linked at all, the office said.
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"We just got confirmation that the shutdown did not cause any delay in work on the software -- the software addition to the MAX," he told reporters Wednesday.
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After school on Wednesdays she would hold studio time, when students could come in, work on new projects, and discuss the things we had learned in class.
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To be more specific, Diamond, in work with Emmanuel Saez — one of our leading experts on inequality — estimated the optimal top tax rate to be 73 percent.
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UCLA apologized to Alibaba -- founded by Jack Ma. As we previously reported, Ma also put in work behind the scenes to get the boys back to America.
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But there are big-picture reasons, some related to social norms and some related to structural consequences in work places more generally, why fewer women put themselves forward.
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These surpluses mean other countries must run current-account deficits (in other words, borrow) in order to ensure there is enough aggregate demand to keep people in work.
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Apparently that includes listening to the music of Bob, which Nico says gives him a positive vibration before he's gotta go on the field and put in work.
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In work that is now being prepared for publication, Meadows and her team show that a spectral absorption band from tetraoxygen (O2100) loosely forms when O22013 molecules collide.
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It has likely struck a bemused Walker that recycled and collaged numbers and alphabets had helped reinvent contemporary art half a century ago, in work by Jasper Johns.
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In work published last year in Physical Review A, his team showed that the apparatus can detect forces of a few billionths of a trillionth of a newton.
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Taking away in-work benefits was supposed to be Cameron's green card to the UK staying in the EU, but it's hardly kept back the pro-Brexit babble.
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PLACENCIA, Belize — Two years ago, Chris Maynard was the harried owner of a restaurant in Toronto, up to his eyeballs in work and exasperated by relentless city regulations.
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A survey by the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants found that a quarter of British workers had received no in-work training in the previous 12 months.
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From Hawkins, Indiana to the terrorized metropolises of the Godzilla franchise, Millie Bobby Brown is out here putting in work and saving the world for us yet again.
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"Negative remarks about the company, colleagues, bosses or the business in general have no place in work emails," says Joan Kuhl, founder and president of Why Millennials Matter.
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Her contradictory impulses—regarding the Surrealist movement, "female" subject matter and the act of painting itself—result in work that is, to twist Breton's words, "marvellous and disturbing".
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In work reported last year, however, a team of researchers led by Francis and Haddock homed in on a gene that might be involved in synthesizing the luciferin.
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"It's not as if we're stealing bread from people," she said, seeming ignorant of the wider political climate of foodbank visits, homelessness, and in-work poverty in Britain.
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"Clearly, society has an issue with women being mothers and being in work," Wanda Wyporska, the executive director of The Equality Trust charity, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Kentucky and Arkansas are among eight states that have received approval by HHS to impose requirements that people seeking coverage under Medicaid engage in work or job training.
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In work we have done with the World Economic Forum, we suggest the societal benefits of digital are two or three times greater than the gains to industry.
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It had expected wages to start rising more quickly as employment picked up, but this has failed to materialize despite a record-high number of people in work.
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Komal Ganotra of non-profit Child Rights and You said there is an increase in work being outsourced to Indian homes and wages being paid per piece produced.
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By reining in work requirement waivers that have gone wild, the U.S. House is taking an important step in returning the food stamp program to its original intent.
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For example, the J-6900 visa program is supposed to provide temporary non-immigrant visas for individuals approved to participate in work and study-based exchange visitor programs.
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As a result, 20 states have an adjusted minimum work participation rate standard of zero, meaning they are not engaging welfare recipients in work or work-preparation activities.
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Unlike some writers of her generation, she doesn't mine the same arch territory in work after work, dressing it up with video or other Elizabeth LeCompte-style devices .
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She increased her hours to bring in work for the firm, with business not as easy to come by now that she was no longer the governor's wife.
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" That will be your initial reaction after watching the cinematic experience that is Rihanna's new music video for "Needed Me." There's no grinding like there is in "Work.
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For the experiment in Gary, Indiana, when participants' reported incomes were cross-referenced with official government data on their earnings, the reduction in work effort went away entirely.
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I am now creating a scholarship of my own to make sure that students who are passionate about attending college and putting in work can afford their dreams.
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American officials said they have not seen an increase in work in recent weeks but have watched the programs proceed at the same pace as in previous months.
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So we can see allegories from Watergate and the Vietnam War in both work about those subjects and in work that ostensibly has nothing to do with them.
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Such a commitment demands that we turn a skeptical eye toward waivers that purport to bring expansion while ushering in work requirements, drug testing, and other punitive policies.
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Studies have shown that California's paid-leave law, which went into effect in 2004, led to an increase in work hours and income for mothers with young children.
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The library, largely empty since N.Y.U.'s departure, needs $44 million in work, Mr. Ginsberg said, citing the same analysis that provided the repair estimate for the Hall.
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The New York Knicks put in work on defense en route to a pair of wins but wilted on that end in Thursday's loss to the Washington Wizards.
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In attendance were a dozen men in work jackets and mucking boots, a handful of patrons from the lodge's bar, kids dutifully coloring through the speech, and Rep.
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They also excluded parents of newborns, to focus on changes in work hours beyond any temporary leave or reduced hours in the first year after babies were born.
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In her 2009 book, "The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life," she credited the influence of her mother, Ivana, for her own love of travel.
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We run Project 10, an organization that takes people from backgrounds like ours, and helps them develop in-work skills: office etiquette, punctuality, dress code and so on.
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Policemen and even some of the male journalists at the scene kept asking what I was doing, as if I were engaged in work unbecoming of a woman.
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We run Project 10, an organisation that takes people from backgrounds like ours, and helps them develop in-work skills: office etiquette, punctuality, dress code and so on.
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Stuck in Washington over the weekend, Mr. Trump called into the Fox News personality Jeanine Pirro's TV show to remind Americans that he was still in work mode.
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This is the first bikini shoot the former Victoria's Secret Angel has done since giving birth, and it certainly looks like she's been putting in work since then.
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One minute Riri's pining for connection in "Work" and later she's informing a lover that he's "just another nigga on the hitlist" in "Needed Me." But life's like that.
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In the 2010-15 parliament about £30bn (equivalent to over 1% of GDP) was stripped away; single parents in work lost benefits worth 6% of their after-tax income.
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A new study, based on national survey data from 19803 to 2016, suggests that despite women's advances in work and education, attitudes about gender equality at home have stalled.
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"The safety and security of US citizens that live in, work in, and visit the Dominican Republic remains our highest priority," Ambassador Robin Bernstein said in a statement Tuesday.
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Sometimes, in work or romantic situations, Hadley tries to get ahead of the story to avoid awkwardness later on, bringing it up herself before a new acquaintance can ask.
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The flier for the event also served as an advertisement for the liberties NOW was demanding: free abortion, equal opportunities in work and education, and free community-based childcare.
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PEOPLE confirmed he was sentenced in that case to 13 months in jail, although he served much of the time in work release at his office in Palm Beach.
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The Resolution Foundation urged Hammond to take a more targeted approach by reversing planned cuts to social security benefits for people who are in work but on low wages.
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And today, as if Christmas has come in August, Reformation's summer blowout not-so-secretly appeared online for us all to enjoy after another long day buried in work.
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Because Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener are superlative dancers, a dancegoer wants them only to appear in work worthy of them, or in choreography that's at least remotely important.
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KPMG's own investigation had found flaws in work it did for the national tax agency and the Gupta family, accused of using links with Zuma to win government contracts.
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One would be to boost the provision of targeted in-work benefits such as tax credits (wage top-ups for the low-paid), as Mr Blair's Labour governments did.
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In-work poverty is now at an all-time high and the majority of adults and children in relative poverty live in households where someone is in paid work.
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The number of people in work rose by 174,000, taking the employment rate to a new record high of 74.5 percent, the Office for National Statistics said on Wednesday.
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Because women in visual art have often been portrayed through a sexualized, standardized, and male gaze, there can be a particular potency in work that individualizes the female body.
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Both changes were explained by Italy's need to reduce its mountainous debt and create new jobs for its young people, but both were strongly disliked by those in work.
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Rather, America seems to have fallen behind because it has failed to introduce policies that make it easier for women to stay in work after they have had children.
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Whenever I get too engrossed in work in the evening, I remind myself that what I accomplish at work isn't nearly as important as being there for my kids.
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Echo Look A Birchbox subscription Fitbit Charge 2 If your girlfriend's been putting in work at the gym, show that you support her goals by helping her crush them.
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And the number of people in work rose by a strong 2500,27, taking the employment rate to a new record of 2500 percent, the Office for National Statistics said.
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The number of people in work surged by 222,000, helping to push down the unemployment rate to 3.9 percent, its lowest since the start of 1975, official data showed.
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Philippe said his government would create incentives for the French to stay in work longer and reiterated his intention to simplify France's unwieldy pensions system to make it fairer.
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The number of people in work rose by 175,000 in the three months to May, taking the employment rate to a record high of 74.9 percent, the ONS said.
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The number of people in work remained higher than a year earlier, however, and statistician Hughes warned that people should not read too much into figures for one quarter.
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The great majority of foreign organizations are engaged in work that provides services or strengthens civil society, which is crucial to developing an effective government and an engaged populace.
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UBS said Jane earned the median wage, enjoyed an urban lifestyle and "had not saved for anything more than a rainy day" before entering her final decade in work.
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In her 2009 book, "The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life," she described the "recurring nightmare" of facing harassment from workers on her father's construction sites.
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So when DACA oppositionists argue that roughly 22019,000 in-work DACA recipients are doing American jobs, it will become but a drop in the ocean in the near future.
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Figure out the source of disconnect with your boss, and then strategize how best to mitigate the situation It can often be a difference in work or management styles.
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The number of people in work increased by 109,000 in the three months to April, taking the employment rate to 74.8 percent, a joint record high, the ONS said.
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"Major changes in work may affect our risk of developing diabetes," said Mika Kivimaki, a researcher at University College London in the UK who wasn't involved in the study.
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But the scale is likely to be modest, and the form that reduction in work effort takes could very well be good for the economy in the long run.
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There's the hatred of reposts of old content, enthusiasm for introverts scoring little wins in work or love, and the deification of Imgur's curly-haired community manager Sarah Schaaf.
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Glassdoor used more than 668,000 online job applications during a typical week on the site to track trends in work-related moves among the country's 40 largest metro areas.
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Despite these relations being hidden, we get to see how they emerge refracted and rechanneled in work that piece by piece, room by room, seeks to remake the world.
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The NPR piece paints Levinsohn as a frat-boy executive whose conduct in work settings has been called into question repeatedly by female colleagues over the past two decades.
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"In work, in many, many instances, the two-meter rule can be observed," said Britain's health secretary, Matt Hancock, referring to the social distancing that the government is promoting.
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The company said it was seeing heightened interest in work from home solutions, but was unable to predict the extent to which the pandemic could impact its business operations.
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The number of people in work rose by 184,000 to 3.03 million, the Office for National Statistics said, driven by record quarterly increases in full-time and female employment.
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In work with colleagues, I found that the few stores that sell beans, vegetable oil and other food staples in Mexico's poor, remote villages often have considerable market power.
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Alphabet mainly hires contractors for areas where it doesn't have expertise, or when it needs temporary support, like for covering parental leave or spikes in work, a spokesperson says.
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The number of people in work jumped by 22008,227 in the October-December period to 20193 million, at the top end of forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists.
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In work with Tanya L. Chartrand and Amy N. Dalton at Duke, I found that many people push back against perceived threats to their freedom outside their conscious awareness.
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A 2013 German hidden-camera study of a red squirrel filmed a nest being built in work periods totaling more than three and a half hours over three days.
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Yet when Black started off her partnership with Murphy, which came after they met on a surfing trip in 2007, she had only been in work for a year.
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The influence of east European countries, which have grave concerns about proposed restrictions to child benefits and in-work benefits, is highlighted by a section on the welfare changes.
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He is seen as another relatively moderate potential pick because he came up through the law enforcement and corporate litigation world, rather than in work on hot-button social issues.
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In work with Romain Wacziarg of the University of California, Los Angeles, he studied how cultural barriers within Europe created social distance, which impeded the flow of ideas and practices.
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Grant joins other military officials and lawmakers who have urged the Obama administration to move forward on the arms sales requests, some of which have been in work for years.
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For each hour less the group spent in work, time spent at leisure activities rose about an hour, and 75% of the increased leisure time was accounted for by gaming.
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Across all member states the female employment rate is 12 percentage points lower than for men: in Greece just 48% of women are in work, compared with 67% of men.
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In a rare cordial moment, Mr Trump welcomed the record number of women in work, drawing whoops and cheers from Democratic congresswomen, who had dressed in white for the occasion.
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BTW ... despite being sidelined, Watt's been continuing to put in work for Hurricane Harvey relief, and was able to finally check out some of the rebuilding in person on Thursday.
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That indicates the differences in "work-life trajectories" between European and U.S. women don't fully explain why American women have much higher rates of heart disease and stroke, researchers say.
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Fitbit Charge 2 If your wife has been putting in work at the gym, there's no better way to show you support her goals than by helping her crush them.
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Yet this was mild compared with the response to Sir Malcolm's demand, echoing Mr Cameron's, for the right to block in-work welfare benefits for EU migrants for four years.
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Palantir contracted over $80 million in work with the federal government last year, and recently won a bitter lawsuit with the Pentagon for the right to solicit even more work.
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And for the minority who do prosper, high marginal tax rates, occasioned by the too-sudden withdrawal of tax credits and other in-work benefits, are a disincentive to progress.
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Thousands of Long Islanders — families, professionals in office slacks, tattooed men in work boots — trudged through a half-mile-long security perimeter to experience Mr. Trump's brand of political entertainment.
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But it wasn't until she got to New York University that she was "swept up with experimental theatre," taking in work by the Wooster Group and the choreographer William Forsythe.
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"I've seen a very genuine effort in recent years, not just in rhetoric, but in work happening at the department level, in substantial ways, to improve education quality," she said.
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But in addition to families' need for support in work-life balance and financial assistance, our country would benefit from another type of assistance that most aren't receiving: parenting education.
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Hammond also painted a bright picture for employment, with an estimate for an additional 750 thousand people to be in work by the end of the forecast period in 2021.
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It doesn't help that in the pursuit of the cause they believe to be good, Philip and Elizabeth have to engage in work that they know is unethical at best.
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One of the many tips included in work-from-home how-to articles is to set an alarm at the end of the workday to remind yourself to log off.
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Today, the proportion is below 90 percent, the result of a long-term decline in work force participation that has hit men most severely, but has recently affected women, too.
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We get a lot of these questions because people become acclimated to inappropriate behavior over time, in love and in work both, because most of us need paychecks and sex.
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This exhibition displays ostentatious aesthetics and luxurious materials that include silk, gold, silver, lacquer, and porcelain in work, the majority of which has not been displayed for over a century.
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Aamir Lakhani, a researcher at IT security firm Fortinet, said the focus has normally been on corporations' own network, which includes teaching executives how to spot fraud in work emails.
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While working as an adviser to the Trump campaign, he engaged in work that may have benefitted the Turkish government, and retroactively filed disclosures with the Justice Department disclosing it.
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Drawn from personal experience and interviews with multiple gamers and economists, the author of this piece presents a fresh perspective on the trade-offs we make in work and leisure.
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The suit says that planning and environmental officials repeatedly issued citations and assessed fines of thousands of dollars for Epstein violating construction and environmental codes in work on his islands.
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The number of workers who participated in work stoppages nearly doubled from 2016 to 2018, according to the International Labour Organization, with 106 million workers involved in strikes last year.
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Some states want to provide a less generous, less expensive package of benefits, or require some able-bodied adults to engage in work activities as a condition of receiving Medicaid.
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The union refused an initial offer of a 6.8-percent wage increase in favor of a reduction in work hours and a more modest increase in wages of 4.3 percent.
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Mr. Sullivan called the controversy "a teachable moment," and expressed concern that the climate review could have a chilling effect on faculty who engage in work that may be unpopular.
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Another sticking point, the graduated payment of in-work benefits once an emergency brake is in place, also remains in the draft although precise terms have yet to be agreed.
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Figuring out how to do that in work situations can be difficult if you're stuck in "analysis paralysis": You have no idea what to do next, or feel like giving up.
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Perhaps this has something to do with the fact that Galerie Myrtis specializes in work by African-American artists, and that the gallery's typical audience regularly sees and consumes contemporary art.
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But Stallones' work really seems to take full flight when he has someone to bounce ideas off of, which he's done often over the course of this prolific decade in work.
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Standing up to a superior can be fraught, even in work less precarious than Amazon—especially when alerts to take VTO can reportedly occur up to 27.8 times in one shift.
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Of refugees arriving in the EU in the 1990s and early 2000s, 56% were in work after a decade; those who had clocked up two decades had caught up with natives.
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For those months that I wasn't doing the program I felt very uneasy, lost, out of routine, neglectful to my own health, behind in work, unproductive & so ALL OVER the place.
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The 38-year-old was leaving Gold's Gym in Glendale -- where we saw him puttin' in work earlier this week -- and he told us it's all part of his comeback plan.
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If you stop work earlier than 65, and live a bit longer than average, you could easily be retired for 25-30 years, almost as long as you were in work.
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The chart of the proportion of women in work by age is still "m-shaped", as women drop out of work when they marry or have kids before returning later on.
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"The safety and security of US citizens that live in, work in, and visit the Dominican Republic remains our highest priority," Ambassador Robin Bernstein said in the statement, according to CNN.
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He spent nearly 10 years on the WPP board, introducing him to investors, and is regarded by peers as a strategic thinker who can win corporate pitches to bring in work.
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"The strong order book and investment in work in progress should mean that the group is able to deliver further volume growth of around 5 percent," Bellway said in a statement.
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Most strikingly, the legislation that will satisfy Mr Cameron's obsessive demand to deny in-work benefits to migrants for four years will be crafted to limit its application beyond British shores.
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They must also realize, uncomfortably, that they are not immune from either budget cuts, or from changes in work rules that could significantly erode the job security of foreign service officers.
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Building Kanye West's man-made mountain for his Sunday Service at Coachella was no easy feat ... as evidenced by the MASSIVE army putting in work in this awesome time-lapse vid.
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Most of the studies found no statistically significant reduction in work; only one, the Seattle/Denver experiment, found a reduction, and it saw the employment rate fall by 4 percentage points.
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Instead there is a case for stimulus, focused on two areas: more public spending on infrastructure and a reversal of the planned cuts to in-work benefits for the low-paid.
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It comes after KPMG's own investigation found flaws in work it did for the national tax agency and the Gupta family, accused of using links with Zuma to win government contracts.
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"But I know [people of color] could all feel a lot more comfortable in work settings if the people with the most power in workspaces put in a modicum of effort."
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When working parents were able to resist these expectations and instead proudly claim the parenting principles and practicalities that worked for them, they could truly thrive in love and in work.
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"The CFDT will never put its name to a regression in work and transport safety standards," the CFDT union said in a statement explaining why it was joining Tuesday's strike call.
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"It's very easy — in life or in work — to overreact, to think that problems indicate that you are incapable, or that the project you've undertaken is doomed to failure," he said.
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The curriculum focuses on academics, self-governance, and labor — so students have classes in the morning, and after lunch they take part in work ranging from cooking to farming and ranching.
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He said in industry, production robots had been slowly taking over human jobs for the past 30 to 40 years, and in work settings, they would be taking over repetitive tasks.
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When I was in work release that's where I met my buddy, Prime Time Daryl D, aka Daryl Davis, who is a correctional officer and was also an independent pro wrestler.
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Op-Ed Contributor Among video game developers, it's called "crunch": a sudden spike in work hours, as many as 20 a day, that can last for days or weeks on end.
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Brampton is home to large South Asian, Caribbean, and West African communities who are putting in work to make Brampton as much as a hub for creativity and talent as Toronto.
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In work we previously presented at the International Congress of Pediatrics, we asked these parents whether they believed their provider — a nurse practitioner or a doctor — was knowledgeable about complementary medicine.
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But I'm a serial "precrastinator": I flip pancakes before bubbles have formed on the surface; I get to the grocery store before it opens; I turn in work before it's due.
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This past winter Heineken unveiled 0.0, with a Now You Can advertising campaign showing responsible adults enjoying its no-buzz brews in work meetings, or even while sitting behind the wheel.
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As it happens, I spoke on a panel this week about the challenges women face, both personal and structural, in work, parenting and life, and how food enters into the equation.
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The company was heavily involved in work for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Rio Olympics, and it has long cultivated relationships with the country's political class, regardless of party.
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We went ahead and found some of the best smart scales on sale right now, because you're already putting in work to meet your goals; this should be the easy part.
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Macron wants to streamline France's Byzantine pension system and provide incentives for people to stay in work longer to pay for some of the most generous retirement benefits in the world.
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But, under the exact same umbrella, nonstudents get their free vocational training, subsidized apprenticeships, in-work subsidies, public jobs, and whatever else it takes to ensure a lasting labor force attachment.
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So an emergency response would set a more ambitious goal: a swift boost in work force participation and family formation, using a few sticks and a lot of very expensive carrots.
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Many sequences in "Work/Travail/Arbeid" start from a simple structure — flexing the spine, spinning in place — while the dancer spirals out from the atrium's center in an ever-widening orbit.
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Around 43 million people living in Europe's largest economy were in work last year, up 0.8 percent on 2014 and a 12th consecutive annual increase, the Federal Statistics Office data showed.
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Migrants from the eastern European countries which joined the EU after 25 are more likely to be in work than British born working-age adults, according to the Migration Advisory Committee.
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In her 2009 self-help book The Trump Card: Playing to Win In Work and Life, Ivanka Trump (or, her ghostwriter) recalls her first entrepreneurial venture: a lemonade stand with her brothers.
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Among those who are not in work and arrived in Germany since January 231, more than three-quarters said they "certainly" wanted a job and 22016 percent said they "probably" wanted one.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - An increase in work-force participation and improvements in labor productivity are among key factors keeping Japan's inflation low, former Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Hiroshi Nakaso said on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile the UK government is conducting a review of employment law to take account of tech-fueled shifts in work — and with the stated aim of expanding rights to more working people.
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But speed reading is also linked to greater success in work and education, so a training suite like The Award-Winning Speed Reading Bundle could make a big impact on your productivity.
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This sees lunch and dinner peak times making it a lot harder to manage supply and demand, and keep a fleet of on-demand couriers happy and in work during down time.
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You're fully in work mode during the first part of the day, Sagittarius, but later on the Moon enters fun, intellectual Air sign Libra, meaning you'll be in the mood to socialize.
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FEMA is also chronically underfunded and an object of fear in traditional American folklore, which holds that it is the epicenter of an international conspiracy to lock up Americans in work camps.
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When I finally dealt with it, I framed the conversation in an empathetic way, saying I wanted to better understand why my colleague was having challenges with turning in work on time.
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Meaning in life: The NBER findings, originally flagged last year, say that the decline in work hours by men 21-30 almost exactly mirrored their time spent on leisure — mostly video gaming.
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HHS announced earlier this month that the lack of congressional action was forcing it to shift money from other areas in the department to prevent a delay in work on a vaccine.
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Yu, 29, has worked on deals for Lombard International and Eletson Shipping — but he's also put in work outside the office, according to Forbes, raising funds to build a library in Cambodia.
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Mr Rubio wants to replace the standard deduction with a universal payment to those in work, which would help even those who earn too little to benefit from an increased tax allowance.
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Kentucky and Arkansas are among eight states that have received approval by HHS to impose requirements that people seeking coverage under Medicaid engage in work or work-related activities, like job training.
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The key is that when you come back from that 20 minute phone call, you are present and self aware enough to not stay in work mode the rest of the night.
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Using hard-sell tactics promising increased home values, lower energy bills, and massive tax benefits, contractors approve tens of thousands of dollars in work in a couple hours, lawyers and homeowners allege.
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Putin expressed confidence that Nazarbayev "will continue to actively take part in work aimed at strengthening the cooperation within the Eurasian Economic Union", a Moscow-led trade bloc of former Soviet republics.
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The link between video games and unemploymentMarch 30th A paper published in 2016 suggested that high-quality video games were contributing to a decline in work among young people, especially young men.
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The Social Democrats (SPD), Merkel's junior coalition partners, are seeking to unseat her on a platform of extending Germany's economic success to millions of Germans in work but remain threatened by poverty.
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She says workers in Wisconsin, which abolished mandatory dues in 2015, have seen cuts to their "wages, health insurance, and...retirement" leading to "higher poverty rates and increases in work place deaths".
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I've spent the past five years studying over 100 working couples from across the globe (many of whom were parents) to understand what it takes to thrive in love and in work.
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In work he did with MIT's Erik Brynjolfsson and Daniel Rock, Syverson said advances in artificial intelligence in particular simply have not worked their way through the economy and into complementary products.
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Like many such portraits, these cold symmetries — visible in work implements, interior furnishings, and sartorial particulars — call the viewer's attention to the far less assured facets of an individual face and body.
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" Back then, her husband, she said, was "someone who was constantly hedging his bets, literally, in work and in life, like, eh, I can never fully commit, even though we were married.
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The pressure to quarantine and avoid public spaces is likely to demand a rapid increase in work for delivery workers, who do not have the financial stability or cushion to stop working.
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Most notoriously, the House bill's creators introduced stricter work requirements for users of food stamps, requiring able-bodied adult beneficiaries to work or participate in work training for 20 hours per week.
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James B. Lee, a retired physicist who also dabbled in work as a stagehand for local rock shows, does not use credit much anymore and was not interested in freezing his file.
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In work for three large government agencies that it declined to disclose, Kyndi has been asking its system to answer this typical question: Has a technology been "demonstrated in a laboratory setting"?
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He has been building winter roads for 30 years, work that takes him and his crew away from home and into the frigid wilderness for weeks, sleeping in work camps between shifts.
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LeBron James is back to doing what Kobe Bryant would probably want him to do -- putting in work at the Lakers practice facility to gear up for his big game on Friday.
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" Kearney, however, said that she has found "no compelling evidence that leads me to believe that giving people money will generally lead to any appreciable increase in work or successful business creation.
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Gabe Stone Shayer, the other 2015 winner, who dances with American Ballet Theater, said at the ceremony that he had invested the money in private coaching and in work outside his company.
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Stylist and fashion editor Mecca James-Williams told Business Insider that the black community still "need[s] these acts of non-discrimination" in order to ensure they're treated fairly in work environments.
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"Autonomous cars are going to largely eliminate jobs seekers weren't interested in and create opportunities in work that people will find more rewarding," said Ian Siegel, co-founder and CEO of ZipRecruiter.
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The index tells us how poorly (lowest) to how well (highest) well children are faring overall, which in turn suggests what might be their trajectory for success in work, school and life.
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Jarrod Haar, a human resources professor at Auckland University of Technology, said employees reported a 24 percent improvement in work-life balance, and came back to work energized after their days off.
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Teachers in the district began a program called Teacher Tuesdays, which allows a few employees each week to take unpaid personal days to lobby the state legislature for improvements in work environments.
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Despite representing half of the total workforce (about 56 million jobs around the world, according to a report from the World Bank), they still face gender-based disparities in work conditions and income.
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The Centre for Monitoring the Indian Economy, a think-tank in Mumbai, reckons that the number of people in work fell during the past fiscal year, even as the working-age population swelled.
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At the same time, the inactivity rate - a measure of people not in work and not seeking a job - rose by the most in nearly eight years, the Office for National Statistics said.
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The company was, at the time, knee-deep in work on Windows 95 and would actually ship the platform without a Web Browser (Internet Explorer, RIP, was eventually offered as an optional update).
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than one in four Londoners, many of them in work, live in poverty due to stagnant wages and rapidly rising rents, according to a report released on Monday.
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These confrontations particularly happen in work situations where I suddenly realize that somebody I'm interacting with feels they have to one-up me in public in a way that they wouldn't in private.
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Last year, the regional municipality had a population of about 125,000, excluding thousands of workers who officially claimed residency elsewhere but who commuted by air to Fort McMurray and lived in work camps.
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Two researchers hired by the firm found that employee productivity increased with the short work week, and that employees reported a 24 percent improvement in work-life balance, The New York Times reported.
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Once someone considers themselves to be at least somewhat well paid, they can focus on higher-level measures of satisfaction, like finding meaning in work or valuing the recognition they get from colleagues.
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A friend in work force policy calls this the "shoe test": look under the table, and if everyone's wearing the same kind of shoes, whether wingtips or flip-flops, you've got a problem.
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If the oldies of 2025 or 2050 are to live off the value of their accumulated portfolios, their spending money will come out the equivalent of a tax on people still in work.
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It has faced not only layoffs, but also a ballooning deficit of $2000 million this year, and a pause in work on a $21 million new wing dedicated to Modern and contemporary art.
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The rule also requires agencies to provide personal assistance services to employees who, because of a targeted disability, require such assistance in order to be at work or participate in work-related travel.
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Sensing a shift in work-rate, Taylor worked his way into a higher gear, throwing combinations and attacking Prograis with more purpose than he had shown in the first half of the fight.
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"We had a lot of people who would come in, work for maybe a week, and then leave because they didn't like the repetitive work environment," said Tim Mead, operations manager at Zippertubing.
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The subject of all these plays — and of pretty much everything other black American playwrights have been doing for at least the last four years, in work both brilliant and boring — is trauma.
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Skeptics of investing in work with governments will rightly point out that — in contrast to other high-priority causes like malaria prevention and deworming — you can't claim a causal impact on people's lives.
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But researchers say that because of the changes in work and family, many educated couples are finding that couple equity is out of reach — and many women are left with unused career potential.
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Before the immediate mobilization around World War II, the years leading up to it saw federal jobs programs employ millions in work the private sector simply didn't see as important enough to create.
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I feel guilty for ignoring Jane, for rushing her through activities, for not savoring the marvelous and unique way she explores the world like everyone says to — I'm trying to cram in work.
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This has already caused delays in work on new highways, housing blocks, airports, wind farms and a range of other vital infrastructure in recent months, while many other projects are also at risk.
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They point to how past major transformations in work tasks and labor markets – specifically the Industrial Revolution during the 18th and 19th centuries – did not lead to major social upheaval or widespread suffering.
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Mr. Binney's lissome power on the alto saxophone has served him over the years in work alongside the tenor saxophonist Chris Potter, the jam-band experimentalists Medeski Martin & Wood, and even Aretha Franklin.
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Camilo Cienfuegos Journal CAMILO CIENFUEGOS, Cuba — The sugar refinery has been closed for 14 years, yet Amarylis Ribot still misses the whoop of the steam whistle that signaled the changes in work shifts.
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Like them, a growing number of European cities have included migrant councils in their administrations, as well as offices that monitor and redress discrimination in work places, the housing sector and public services.
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Today, with all her four children grown up and either in work or higher education, Zandamela combines running a successful fashion business with helping other refugee women navigate the challenges she once faced.
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In one startling image of Service, who was born in China to American missionaries, he is dressed in work clothes, bending over to help a Chinese worker level rocks on the airport runway.
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Mr. da Silva was convicted of corruption and money laundering for accepting about $1.1 million in work from a construction company in exchange for giving the company contracts with the state oil company.
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About 78 percent of working age EU migrants in the UK are in work, most paying tax and contributing to the NHS, theoretically making it more able to cope with the higher numbers.
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Jon and Daenerys Tagaryen (Emilia Clarke) dragon battle in the darkest scene known to man may have gotten all the hype, but Arya is the one who really put in work during the episode.
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He reckons this would fall and the process speed up if those in work could bypass the Home Office and ask local-authority nationality-checkers to use income-tax data to confirm their status.
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She decided to honor her parents in her graduation photos, standing in her cap and gown with her parents, in work clothes, in the middle of the fruit fields where her mother still works.
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Still, some rich countries, such as Germany, Britain and Canada, have done rather better than America at keeping prime-age men in work, though others, including France, Italy and Spain, have done even worse.
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Very well according to Bob ... who told our camera guy that Pharoah is putting in work like a four legged Shawn Kemp ... on his way to single-handedly creating a new generation of racers.
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As the population has grown, the overall number of people in poverty remains unchanged, according to the report, but of those the number in work is now at a record level at 58 percent.
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" - Goldin "Women are more likely to take jobs that have one or two very important amenities for people who are trying to rear families, and one of those amenities is flexibility in work time.
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Here's more proof Nick Young only cares about his balls ... he's already re-ignited his hoops training for next year's NBA season, and TMZ Sports has pics of the Lakers star puttin' in work.
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In fact, many of the very poorest are not in work; middle-income households will be the biggest winners, because many of those on the minimum wage are second earners in higher-income families.
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"The combination of a growing economy with a record number of people in work is helping both sides of the ledger, increasing our revenues while also decreasing our expenditure," Frydenberg told reporters in Canberra.
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"It is more socially injurious for the millionaire to spend his surplus wealth in charity than in luxury," the English economist and social critic J A Hobson wrote in Work and Wealth in 1914.
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In a letter the Democratic congressman's office intends to send to Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, Ellison cites evidence that a decline in work-related injuries among minors can be traced to stricter workplace regulation.
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Eager to curb the access of EU migrants - mostly Poles - to in-work welfare benefits to deter further mass immigration to Britain, it is the last country likely to criticize Warsaw over civil rights.
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However official data has shown a fall in the number of people in work recently and economists polled by Reuters expect third-quarter data this week will show the biggest decline in eight years.
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The team has been in touch with the nonprofit the Pacific Business Group on Health, which represents large employers like Walmart and Boeing, as well as research teams involved in work on repurposing candidates.
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"With the deficit cut by two-thirds, two and a half million more people in work and one million more businesses, there can be no doubt that our economy is immeasurably stronger," he said.
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At the core of that program is a requirement that a portion of able bodied recipients of temporary assistance for needy families engage in "work activities" for 22019 hours to 30 hours every week.
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The economy added just 3,000 jobs in the three months to July — the smallest increase since a fall in the three months to October — taking the number of people in work to 32.397 million.
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She's been putting in work for a while and over the last two years has finally been able to shine in and amongst the UK R&B scene the way she always should have.
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I see those guys and they are not really putting in work and they put every little tag they do on the internet and then beef with each other over it on the internet.
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And this type of classification is under increasing legal pressure in European markets such as the UK — where the government is currently reviewing employment law to take account of tech-fueled shifts in work.
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Struggling with a slump in work for vessels that service offshore rigs, Houston-based GulfMark filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on May 17 with plans for slashing its debt by about $440 million.
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Dean's controlling streak steadily emerges throughout season two, first revealing itself when he gets angry that Rory needs to put in work to get into Harvard instead of spending all her time with him.
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But it's worth asking whether there's a difference in restaurants run entirely by women — particularly ones run by female couples linked in life as in work, who consciously model collaboration from the top down.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - An online petition accusing Starbucks Corp of "extreme" cutbacks in work hours at its U.S. cafes, hurting both employee morale and customer service, has been signed by more than 9,000 people.
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Last week, the Trump administration made good on its promise to reverse longstanding Medicaid policy by permitting states to exclude from Medicaid coverage beneficiaries who do not work or participate in work-related activities.
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"Kekszakallu" eventually fixates on an almost-protagonist (Laila Maltz), who seems uninterested in work and unsure of what to study, and who somehow manages to have a car accident in a mostly empty lot.
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And in work spanning 40 years, Ms. Srimati's choreographic take on naturalism makes everyday subjects — a woman dressing, a family riding to market — look heroic, and images of deities and saints look approachably human.
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Unlike the others, the LinkedIn feed will be limited to topics about professions and business, trying to provide information that would be useful in work meetings, said Tomer Cohen, LinkedIn's vice president of product.
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While I was lucky enough to have money saved up from previous jobs, the slowdown in work under coronavirus could have been disastrous if I were living paycheck-to-paycheck as many freelancers do.
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The union is "playing a dangerous game with the fast-food industry in New York" by demanding so many changes in work rules they may respond by finding ways to operate with fewer employees.
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Its foreign minister has hinted that it could acquiesce in London's needs to curb in-work benefits for new arrivals if Mr. Cameron sends troops to provide a long-term NATO presence on its soil.
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Eighty-eight percent of millennial dads said they wanted greater challenges in work versus 74% of millennial moms, and 82% of millennial dads wanted to move up the corporate ladder, versus 69% of millennial moms.
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They use a method called "convex integration," which has its origins in work in geometry by the mathematician John Nash and was imported more recently into the study of fluids by De Lellis and Székelyhidi.
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The share of young high-school and college graduates not in work or education has risen; in 2014 about 11% of college graduates were apparently idle, compared with 9% in 2004 and 8% in 1994.
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" At that point, we were up to our ears in work and we didn't have any money, and I'm like, "This is just an utter waste of time, and I don't want to do it.
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Jen enrolled in a one-year master's program in public policy at an Ivy League university, where, despite having small scholarships and participating in work-study programs, she accumulated an additional $50,000 in federal loans.
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Part of their campaign included a visit with the women behind Time's Up, led by hundreds of leaders in Hollywood and industries all over the country fighting for fair pay and treatment in work environments.
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Unaddressed mental conditions driven by workload, work inefficiency, lack of meaning in work and work-home problems are a main contributor to the high physician suicide rate, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
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In work currently under review, Navlakha has applied a similar olfaction-based method for novelty detection, the recognition of something as new even after having been exposed to thousands of similar objects in the past.
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The east Europeans dug in their heels over the length of time that in-work benefits could be denied to EU migrants, and over plans to curb child benefits even for those already drawing them.
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I ended up ignoring him for the majority of our conversation and he even started saying some wild things and, because I was so immersed in work, I didn't even realize he was doing it.
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Labour said on Saturday it would give support to small and medium sized businesses to help them fund the wage increase, by making savings on the benefits that are paid to people already in work.
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At the same time, the employment rate hit a fresh all-time high as the number of people in work rose in the three months to December having fallen in the two previous monthly reports.
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Casper Smart says there's a reason he's putting in work on the MMA mat ... and it's not to beat up J Lo's next boyfriend ... telling TMZ Sports he wants to be an action movie star!
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Other Microsoft buyers, the database shows, include Glavgosexpertiza, a state design agency involved in work on a new bridge from Russia to Crimea and the "Krym" health spa in Crimea owned by Russia's defense ministry.
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LONDON, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Labour market data showing the fastest pay growth in 11 years and more people in work show the underlying strength of the British economy, finance minister Sajid Javid said on Tuesday.
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SNAP and other federal-state welfare programs already require beneficiaries to work or engage in work-related activities such as job training, so there is precedent for this type of requirement with proven positive results.
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But the almost entirely white crowd, including miners dressed in work gear, was also celebrating the end of Obama's eight-year reign, which attendees generally agreed had terrorized the coal industry with his environmental crusade.
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On occasion, UK filmmakers and TV scouts will use the TransActing community as a way to circulate casting calls, which has resulted in work for participants on mainstream TV shows like the BBC One's Casualty.
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However, Jack Ma has already put in work meeting U.S. President Donal Trump — who would have final say over the deal — and pledging to create jobs in the U.S., a claim that Ant Financial repeated.
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"Figures, a Reprise" might be the song's final form: a harmonious meeting of two of Canada's brightest young talents, both of whom have put in work for years to get to where they are now.
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One answer, the researchers concluded, is that the biggest cause of disruption in work schedules at Gap stores wasn't the fluctuation in traffic from customers, as was long assumed to be the case in retailing.
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The book is about perfect agreements — or at least the desire for them — in grammar, in domestic life, in work, in education and in utopian theology (which may not be very different from everyday theology).
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" The filings reveal that the firm was paid $75,000 a month for three months to engage in work such as "setting up meetings with U.S. government officials related to U.S. sanctions on the foreign principal.
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Trey Garrett, a real estate broker from MySpace NYC and the leasing manager for the building, said that many of the first tenants to move in work in fields like fashion, lighting design and film.
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Because after all that movement, we need a safe and secure place for some booty R&R —which is why we put in work to find the ultimate travel-friendly chairs for getting that job done.
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Public markets reopened and thousands of commuters, dressed in work outfits and clutching coffee, made their way to work on the still hobbled underground transport system that has suffered more than $300 million worth of damage.
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The degree is structured as a series of three or four episodes of education followed by periods in work, in the expectation that Manpower has a good overview of the skills leading to well-paid jobs.
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Age-bias in recruitment, a lack of opportunities to develop in work and the ageism that is common among many people are what really holds us back from realising the opportunities of our longer working lives.
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Stretched across a silvery, wooden American flag, Muhammad Ali's wide-eyed image is America, a visual parable: he looks at once determined and full of wonder, sweat-soaked from putting in work and somehow eternally gracious.
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As Anna North recently wrote for The New York Times, and as Sheryl Sandberg writes in her new book "Option B," immersing yourself in work you find fulfilling and exciting can even function as self-care.
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The four central European states want to allow Britain to use a mechanism to exclude migrant EU workers from in-work benefits only over a period of four years, underlining the temporary nature of the measure.
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There's no better sleep aid than knowing you've got the cash on hand to cover unexpected expenses (four flat tires, flooded basement) and income-hampering events (a cut in work hours, disability or sudden job loss).
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Frankel has immersed herself in work, expanding the reach of her denim line and helping victims of Hurricane Florence, which ravaged North Carolina through her organization, B Strong, which she says can be "disorienting" at times.
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"The main opposition announced it won't participate in work on a new constitution because they're unwilling to bring issues such as the executive presidency to the table," Davutoglu said in a speech in the capital Ankara.
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Official data earlier this week showed that consumer price inflation rose to its highest in nearly six years at 3.1 percent in November, while the number of people in work fell for a second consecutive month.
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As someone who calls her mom two or three times a day, she stresses the importance of talking to your parents — it's too easy to get buried in work and forget to pick up the phone.
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But I know I've been putting in work for the last four to five years, since New York, and I know that hasn't gone to waste.... I just want to see how great I can be.
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Aside from a few brands that specialize in work-centric clothes — such as Banana Republic, Theory, Akris, and Donna Karan — Moore thought there weren't enough workwear options out there, especially at a more affordable price point.
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STOCKHOLM, March 19 (Reuters) - Swedbank acknowledged on Thursday that it has had shortcomings in work to prevent money laundering, after it was fined a record 4 billion Swedish crowns ($386 mln) by the Swedish financial watchdog.
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Said friend reacted by slapping a book in my hands titled, no kidding, The Wizard of Oz and Other Narcissists: Coping with the One-Way Relationship in Work, Love, and Family, by Eleanor D. Payson, MSW.
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One of the most striking developments in recent decades is the ongoing decline in work force participation among men, from 88.7 percent in July, 1947 to 68.7 percent in September, 5503, according to the Federal Reserve.
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For those in work, salaries are not keeping up with ever-rising living costs, and there are fears of a brain drain of young people as the economic and political stresses drive people to move overseas.
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In the same way that there's a benefit to creating a separation between personal and work computing, it can also be helpful to separate the clothes you wear, depending whether you're in work or play mode.
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Robert Johnson, the president of the Institute for New Economic Thinking, argues that the cumulative impact of rapid technological change and shifts in work can have downsides that economists should try to account for more rigorously.
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But it is easy to imagine a society in which art — like health care and education, care of the poor and the elderly — is a public good: in which we delight in work and workman both.
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