"Today's interns are tomorrow's staffers," Vera, from Pay Our Interns, said.
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For MBA interns: $28,000 and a $5,000 signing bonus for EY Strategy and EY-Parthenon interns.
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School systems may worry that hosting interns will be harmful to the students interns serve while teaching alongside mentors.
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It appears that firms need to work twice as hard to find unpaid interns as they do paid interns.
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Facebook interns, the top-earning summer interns in the country, make an average of $21980,2420 per month, according to Glassdoor.
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According to a report by the nonprofit Pay Our Interns, more than 90% of House members aren't paying their interns.
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The craziest thing is that the whole summer they kept telling us, "We do not hire interns," especially copy-editing interns.
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About five summers ago, we brought in a whole group of interns — millennial interns — that were in all sorts of different practices.
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Scouring the list can also help students interns focus less on eye-popping perks and more on ways companies are helping interns build careers.
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TV. According to a 2628 study by Pay Our Interns, only 28500 percent of House Democrats paid their interns, compared to 6900 percent of House Republicans.
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A Times report last year interviewed interns who estimated the company had about 2,000 interns in Seattle that summer, about half of whom stayed in the dorms.
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This year, the Democratic National Committee began paying interns for the first time and the number of interns of color more than doubled from 18% to 42%.
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To find out where interns are being offered the best opportunities, the team at careers website WayUp asked current interns to submit nominations, and some 2,500 responded.
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Interns from Pepsi and Apple told Poets & Quants that they had experiences and access that wasn't typical for interns, making them feel like valued members of the team.
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The stats: Facebook interns take 1st place as the highest-paid interns in the U.S. They make on average $8,000 per month, which equates to $96,000 per year.
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The company helps interns find the right place to live, with the right roommates, partnering with big companies who need to help their interns navigate the housing market.
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Here's how to demonstrate that you're invested in your company's success: In his annual letter to incoming interns at Blankfein advises interns to "take ownership" of their careers.
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But groups like Pay Our Interns, led by Carlos Vera, a former House intern, say they will continue to push House members to allocate funds to pay interns.
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Pay Our Interns, which prioritizes helping low-income and working-class students afford summer internships on the Hill, lobbies Democratic and Republican members of Congress to pay their interns.
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Interns who work (often for free) on the Hill every summer aren't protected by the CAA, despite efforts by some Democrats to pass explicit protections for interns back in 2015.
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On a page in the report listing the council's staff, the CEA had a section labeled "interns" that included both the names of real interns and names of fictional characters.
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But the pay is good: Tesla Motors interns make a median monthly pay of $4,480 and SpaceX interns make a median monthly pay of $4,080, according to jobs website Glassdoor.
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The Obama administration barred interns from coming to work during a shutdown, and the Trump White House's new class of interns has not yet started, according to a senior official.
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E.B. Johnson (D-TX), that was released Tuesday, of interns for the House Democrats: My intern Audra Jackson led Democratic Interns in their own selfie 2day showing #DemInternDiversity #DemInternSelfie pic.twitter.
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Although that's less than what some of the highest-paying tech giants pay their summer interns (Facebook interns are paid $8,43 a month), for a summer job, it's still pretty impressive.
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The White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) on Tuesday called its interns "super heroes," after the office released a report that included some fictional names in a list of interns.
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While the Senate will likely pass legislation to protect unpaid interns working in the federal government from sexual harassment and discrimination, interns in the private sector might not be so lucky.
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Facebook interns earn $22018,22019 a month — more than any other company's paid interns — according to a new report by Glassdoor, a site where employees anonymously review their companies and report their salaries.
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In 2019, the German software company employed over 1,000 interns in 18 cities across six countries and had the highest acceptance rate among interns who were offered full-time positions at the company.
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The survey also showed that almost 60 percent of paid federal interns received full-time job offers when their internships ended, while nearly 40 percent of the unpaid interns were hired on permanently.
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The minimum pay for the summer is $4,000 for interns ($2,500 for those in California) who meet the program requirements, but interns can make more than that if they manage their business well.
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Interns must have strong writing, editing, research and organizational skills.
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WATTERS: The interns, like, from the track teams of NCAA.
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Many Facebook interns report earning more than $7,000 per month.
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We were not, as we are today, their unpaid interns.
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Interns worried about Facebook's increasingly dim reputation among their peers.
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All told, the company had around 2,500 interns in 2017.
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Interns at Business Insider don't grab coffee or make photocopies.
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Plus, many major companies also offer interns a housing stipend.
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I love working with interns — I was an intern once.
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Only 31 percent of Senate Democratic offices offered interns pay.
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What do you think made you both such good interns?
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It looks like congressional interns are going to get paid.
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Interns were seen handing out the baseball caps Thursday morning.
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But not all interns make coffee runs for no pay.
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"On call" duty for hospital interns began at 6 A .
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Still more unpaid interns come to work for local nonprofits.
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Interns and fellows would also have to take the training.
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Every summer he would have a barbecue for the interns.
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Trump also took a moment to acknowledge interns from NASA.
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That means librarians, nurses, psychiatric social workers and their interns.
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"We don't want a history lesson," Kushner told the interns.
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She passed on the intel to four other female interns.
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I know a few of the other interns are black.
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I know that White House interns often face unusual challenges.
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In Divine's office, all six staffers were interns, she said.
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When interns are paid, the applicant pool becomes more diverse.
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In a year, the firm takes on approximately 3,300 interns.
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He and his interns spend their time in the community.
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Rani Molla: Facebook interns earn $8,000 a month — more than any other company's paid interns — according to a new report by Glassdoor, a site where employees anonymously review their companies and report their salaries.
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It was well-known among Tab employees and interns, according to multiple former Tab associates interviewed by Refinery29, that Herrmann had a reputation for romantically pursuing and sleeping with female interns whose writing he edited.
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Research conducted by Pay Our Interns, an advocacy group based in Washington, found last year that just over half of Republican senators compensated their interns, while barely a third of their Democratic peers followed suit.
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Usually, supervisors will give interns tasks they can work on independently.
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It's 2017 and not paying interns is unfortunately still a thing.
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But interns, co-ops and other temporary employees are not eligible.
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This summer, for example, Google had interns from almost 350 schools.
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I catch up and make small talk with the new interns.
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He got 290 responses from new grads and 298 from interns.
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One of the other division's interns asks to come with me.
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In 2016 Mr Ryan urged congressional interns to practice civil politics.
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CNN interns Sean Zhong and Lavanie Yan contributed reporting from Beijing.
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Here's Ed Filipowski and KCD's summer interns, in their own words.
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We expect the first interns to be paid this January. Rep.
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"The first thing interns really care about is pay," says Wessel.
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He got 290 responses from new grads and 298 from interns.
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They receive more hands-on mentorship than traditional interns, for instance.
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He brushed off the revisions in his talk with the interns.
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Other texts showed Cothren making advances towards interns and a lobbyist.
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Under the tables is a silhouette of one of my interns.
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And the interns no longer receive living stipends and employment rewards.
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First on his to-do list: speaking to Goldman's summer interns.
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I start a new project with one of the other interns.
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"A lot of people who answer phones are interns," he said.
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I keep getting older, but the interns stay the same age.
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But what kind of résumé really impresses firms looking for interns?
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Ford offers jobs to about half its 600 interns every year.
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For interns, it can be hard to put ourselves out there.
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In June, Senators allocated $2000 million to begin paying their interns.
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Most representatives don't pay at all, according to Pay Our Interns.
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Interns make between $15 and $20 per hour, according to Glassdoor.
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Interns make anywhere between $220,000 and $8,000 per month Glassdoor reports.
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For MBA interns: $30,000 and an extra $5,000 for relocation expenses.
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"I don't really care," one of the aspiring interns told Motherboard.
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First, the Ryan photo was taken at an event open to all interns, although it's likely that the vast majority who took the effort to go to the event with Ryan, a Republican, were Republican interns.
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During the meeting with interns on Thursday, Luján pledged that the DCCC is "going forward" with a plan to begin paying interns, adding that new intern classes would be offered a "stipend" for their services, HuffPost reported.
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The lawsuit claims that the McBrides made the interns perform menial tasks.
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Rumored Taylor Swift visit leads Capitol Hill interns, media on frantic search.
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Interns and fellows do not have access to the process, she noted.
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"Interns and fellows aren't even eligible for this process," Speier told reporters.
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"It's such a little amount of money" to hire interns, Healy said.
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It's even worse when the beta-interns scrub into an actual procedure.
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Where it posts photos of field work ... and jokes about its interns?
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Interns from the Laboratory Division sure know how to strike a pose.
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The legislation extends protections for House employees to unpaid staff, like interns.
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LendingClub investors are bailing, and interns are paying some of the price.
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Yep, CPSC interns are tasked with trying to repair the unfortunate dummies.
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The successful interns will have their work published work in Draft Magazine.
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Lyric and I started as R29 interns together in June of 2016.
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And at one point, the titular pole interns as a stripper pole.
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At Abbott, we work with interns as young as 15 years old.
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"This is basically interns and people doing it part time," he said.
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Take note: Interns and fellows do not have access to this process.
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Video interns should be ready to get out in the field, too.
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" Nicola oversees Tesla's recruiting efforts for "basically anyone, from interns to executives.
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Yet interns tend to be the lowest-paid position in an office.
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Even for interns, the work is tough and the days are long.
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Seven former interns have landed analytics jobs with other teams, Fishman said.
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We asked some interns in Washington, D.C., how they are getting by.
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"Redmond carefully selected the interns he abused and harassed," the report said.
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Interns aren't simply assimilating into the Capital One culture, they enrich it.
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Do they let their heads of the magazine prey on their interns?
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"This is basically interns and people doing it part-time," he said.
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We have summer interns now; please enjoy the fruits of their labor.
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Heck, interns at big tech companies often get paid more than that.
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"Attend events and join affinity groups, like those for interns " she says.
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Naturally, I vied with other interns for a full-time reporting job.
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With the help of student interns, an online catalog is being created.
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The interns you would be working with are highly qualified, trained people.
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Last year, the class of 135 interns came from 77 different universities.
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The final group project is another way for interns to stand out.
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Eventually, he settled a class-action wage lawsuit filed by former interns.
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Interns and web writers write for free, and freelancer rates are humble.
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Cole has had at least 40 interns over the last 33 years.
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He has required White House staffers and interns to sign nondisclosure agreements.
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I was one of the first African-American interns they had had.
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"Our interns are taken seriously and given real responsibility," Mr. Lafazan said.
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Interns will get exposure to all phases of software development life cycle.
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I asked four recent interns in different industries to share their advice.
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Facebook offers a housing or a monthly housing stipend to its interns.
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WikiLeaks has appeared to target CIA interns as potential sources of information.
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So glad to have these former interns back with us full time.
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Interns make approximately $29 to $215 dollars per hour, according to Glassdoor.
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But "all work was voluntary and interns were properly compensated," it added.
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Interns often arrive without much real-world experience in the business world.
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"You've got to motivate interns to stay in security somehow," he said.
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Not any different from my fellow interns, many of whom were white.
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Prompted by a question about age cut-offs for interns on Brain Team, Jeff Dean, a Google Senior Fellow and leader of the research group, explained that his team has no arbitrary rules limiting the age of interns.
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After Mr. Rose moved his broadcast from the PBS station to the Bloomberg offices, he got rid of many of the senior staff members, former employees said, instead hiring interns as staff members and then recruiting new interns.
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Luján's meeting with interns came after one member of the current class, Lydia Murray, authored a letter pointing out racial and class disparities in the current class of interns, saying it did not reflect American society as a whole.
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The first was "traditional": Interns could not work more than 2330 hours straight.
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That said, what interns get to do exactly will depend on the startup.
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Ocasio-Cortez has also pledged to pay her office's interns $15 an hour.
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Interns will edit and produce news stories from wires, CNBC reporters and partners.
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Interns will write quick flips as well as original stories throughout the semester.
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Alderman explained that interns sign a less common variety, which limits employee conduct.
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The Republican snapped the selfie while giving a speech to the congressional interns.
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There are no interns or assistants posting under the Canadian-born musician's name.
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And speaking of participation, LendingClub's prospective interns are now looking for jobs elsewhere.
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The company doesn't want interns working late, as it reflects poorly on them.
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Now check out how much interns will make at major companies in 2017.
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All the interns in my office get along really well and hang out.
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Unfortunately the interns left more than a few questions unanswered — about 250, actually.
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Capgemini hires 4,000 people every year in France, 22,000 interns and 400 trainees.
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Interns drove around town identifying abandoned properties, or traced deeds to absentee owners.
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She said Huajian was looking into allegations of improper use of student interns.
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Some were summer interns who have since moved on to permanent jobs elsewhere.
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Here, our editors and interns select their favorite musical moments from the year.
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We have interns from the US and we had temporary workers from China.
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This week, we're looking at the way interns are spending across the country.
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Medical interns at Mulago have recently staged strikes over late payment of allowances.
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What did astonish her was the differences between her and the actual interns.
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One of those interns ended up on her team about a year later.
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At the same time, while compensating interns is necessary, it is not sufficient.
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It's not uncommon for interns to be working for little to no pay.
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The couple met in 2010 as interns at the State Department in Washington.
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Also, when possible, interns work with the marketing team on cross-platform opportunities.
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It will be open only to members of the media and House interns.
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Some of our best past interns currently work at the company full time.
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The couple met in spring 2015, when both were interns at Eskenazi Hospital.
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That often meant physical and verbal attacks on these interns, the report states.
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But these three women, The Times's summer photography interns, are anything but typical.
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Bejsovec said that many brokers would be glad to meet with potential interns.
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She pleaded for caffeine and joked about Google interns renting out her home.
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They'll undergo orientation and training to prepare for their first day as interns.
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Most of my interns are of Caribbean descent or are people of color.
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Some of the interns complained to the news media about their living conditions.
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Not every day is so much fun for the interns — especially hot days.
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The interns and the teachers joined in with shouts and claps of encouragement.
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You can follow their path on the interns' blog, Instagram and Twitter accounts.
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How many of those will be discovered by interns remains to be seen.
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Seoul interns Cho Hee-jung and Woo Hyun-soo contributed to this report
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For example, in tier one, the interns have to re-enroll in school.
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Notably, all companies on the Top 100 internship list also pay their interns.
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Four jurisdictions expanded those protections to include independent contractors, interns or graduate students.
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The events were civil and sleepy, and my interns usually outnumbered the constituents.
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Paul LeVota (D) both resigned their seats in 28503 after allegedly harassing interns.
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Hertzberg originally tasked his interns with identifying outdated laws when they discovered it.
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According to the survey results, at private, for-profit companies, unpaid interns were offered jobs only 43.9% of the time with a median salary of $13,375, while 72.2% of paid interns were made offers with a median salary of $53,521.
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Her proposal would subject lawmakers, staff and interns, to mandatory training, allow interns and others to file complaints from the OOC and require congressional offices to conduct climate surveys in an effort to better understand workplace problems on the Hill.
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In a question-and-answer session between Sessions and Justice Department interns this past summer, the interns asked the AG about his positions on marijuana access, police violence, and LGTBQ rights, a video obtained and published Thursday by ABC News revealed.
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Here's a selfie taken by House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) that he posted on Instagram last Saturday with Capitol Hill interns: I think this sets a record for the most number of #CapitolHill interns in a single selfie. #SpeakerSelfie.
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Ryan's selfie seems to reflect that fact, featuring a large majority of white interns.
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And the interns are left to believe that breaking the agreement jeopardizes their internship.
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Maybe interns and junior residents do this on occasion, but doctors in mid-career?
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Delaware extended its sexual harassment protections to unpaid interns, job applicants, apprentices, and temps.
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Interns qualify for the minimum wage if they are doing something that constitutes work.
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The pair met as college interns, and always dreamed of starting a company together.
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Kaiser, he said, has hosted 133 Year Up interns and hired 66 of them.
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One of America's most famous former interns has some thoughts about National Intern Day.
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In the Senate, 51 percent of Republican offices offered interns pay, to varying extents.
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If passed, the House would add $20,000 to each lawmaker's allowance to pay interns.
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Amazon interns are invading Seattle once again — and it's affecting the city's public transit.
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She said her personal assistants are all former White House interns who stood out.
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"This event is for staff only, no interns," said an invite obtained by Axios.
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But they should still hire those interns so we can do the due diligence.
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Microsoft interns come in a close second, making an average of $19803,100 per month.
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The company is also trying to find interns opportunities in the New York area.
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Median monthly pay for interns at Microsoft is $250,213 and $2000,2400 at Amazon, Glassdoor.
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Most importantly I learned so much from the producers and even the other interns.
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Just 2628 percent of Democrats and 28503 percent of Republicans offered to pay interns.
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Man Deluca knows one of the interns, and another intern foreshadows it for us.
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"The picture of the Democratic interns look a lot different than the #speakerselfie," Rep.
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Cultural exchange categories include scholars, interns, teachers, seasonal workers, au pairs and professional trainees.
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His "State of American Politics" speech to hundreds of congressional interns encapsulated that dynamic.
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No longer today: Jared Kushner was scheduled to speak to interns on Capitol Hill.
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And a new crop of interns are starting to scrape by in the city.
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Congressional offices, which hire thousands of interns each year, pay very few of them.
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College Works Painting interns have to face the real consequences of their business decisions.
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The 24 files Vickery found in that folder were resumes from would-be interns.
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The private sector might make some companies reluctant to hire unpaid interns, Olson says.
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Some companies have had to pay up big time for not paying their interns.
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I wish I could have seen the gallery interns panicking—that would be funny.
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He added, "We will stop doing cocaine with the interns," according to the complaint.
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Her friend Kate interns at the local studio that produces a prominent soap opera.
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I also want to thank our donors, our interns and our hard-working staff.
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Played by Katherine Heigl, she was among Alex and Meredith's group of green interns.
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The new standards would also protect interns, congressional fellows and employees in district offices.
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"We don't give them a check in their hands," Carpenter says of her interns.
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The institute is built mainly by student-interns who attend its Study Abroad program.
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Its largest is the national sales internship program, which pairs interns with brokerage teams.
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It pays for mental health interns to provide therapy to youth in six languages.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's not usually the interns who write tweets for companies.
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We value a "learn by doing" philosophy and appreciate the contributions of our interns.
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From the beginning, he brought in analysts and interns to work on the portfolio.
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Today, the decision to pay interns differs from office to office in the House.
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"Most of these companies are recruiting interns across all departments and fields," Wessel says.
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The documents in many cases continue to apply after the interns leave Capitol Hill.
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The last four are interns in the commodities department of an unnamed investment bank.
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" Foxconn also responded Monday, saying that the facility "currently has no interns working overtime.
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Interns were asked to post from fake Sephora accounts as recently as April 2018.
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In summer, interns work three months unpaid, learning how to move suitcases, he said.
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Here are the eight highest-paying firms for MBA interns, ranked lowest to highest.
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And next up, a group of young interns, speaking of interns, claim that they were refused an Uber service because of what they were wearing, and they&aposre going to be here to tell us the whole story, and it&aposs good.
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Interns in the Wildcat program would punch in and out of their shifts using these time cards; in addition, interns filled out a weekly time log that tallied the hours worked based on those time cards and was signed by a supervisor.
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"Most of our fellow interns, while undoubtedly bright, are white and wealthy and have no real understanding of the perspectives of everyday working Americans, nor do we have fellow interns with diverse backgrounds to discuss issues, ideas, or experiences with," her letter read.
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Just as they were set up to do, the sub-interns mess up a surgery.
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GOP interns: Uber driver refused us service because of &aposMake America Great Again&apos hats.
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She added that her personal assistants are all former White House interns who stood out.
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Interns are encouraged to work full-time (40 hours a week) if their schedule allows.
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The summit is staffed year-round by a team of intrepid weather observers and interns.
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The government reckons that at any time up to 70,000 interns are toiling in Britain.
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This year's interns largely agreed with big-picture issues Goldman has publicly taken positions on.
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This week, we're taking a look at the way interns are spending across the country.
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"Be quiet," the president told the journalist during a photo op with White House interns.
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Police say the interns' terror network contacts spread from Kenya to Somalia, Libya and Syria.
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And after the demonstration, their mangled forms are left to the hands of trusty ... interns.
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The interns "repaint them and replace the arms that have been blown off," Dulic said.
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Interns are also encouraged to take advantage of Google's internal training courses and social activities.
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Significantly, the bill would extend protections for congressional employees to unpaid staff, such as interns.
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Successful candidates will be thrown in at the deep end, as recent interns can attest.
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He was later outed, and this led to some gentle ostracizing from his fellow interns.
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Paying interns also has a well-documented ripple effect, increasing diversity down the career path.
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Similarly, you can restrict some features so that your interns can't destroy your entire database.
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Ninety-five percent of our high school interns go on to study a STEM field.
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In other scenes, Taylor interacts with fellow interns and co-workers without announcing their pronouns.
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They include ... ARCHIBALD'S -- Come for the naughty interns and administration staffers party next Thursday night.
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The past few years have seen a rash of class-action lawsuits filed by interns.
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Interns can develop relationships with world-class working animation professionals and learn about post-production.
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Top management commitment to program gives interns exposure to high level associates in the bank.
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Here's a thing: Wayne's interns were always obliged to memorize both of his phone numbers.
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She confirmed this week that she will pay her interns at least $15 an hours.
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Today, interns still work difficult hours, but the medical world's opinions on sleep have changed.
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Qualcomm's "nontraditional" interns worked from April to September, and those with good performance were hired.
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Like many other offices, we will be paying our interns at least $15 an hour.
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The House passed legislation on Monday to establish workplace protection policies for unpaid government interns.
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Paid interns are already covered under the same anti-discrimination policies that cover federal employees.
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They found that at 15 companies, interns reported having the best and most valuable experiences.
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Interns also attend meetings and departmental creative brainstorming sessions to offer any ideas or comments.
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I think it's Jay Rosen who says replace the White House Press Corps with interns.
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Later, she took teams of medical interns there, she said, to learn lessons in empathy.
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Interns will instead take part in virtual replications of the company's usual summer internship events.
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Roye and his producer developed a midseason ritual of taking the station's interns to lunch.
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They were fashion interns and club promoters and music-label scouts (on the digital side).
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They did not disclose the interns' salary, but said it was "competitive" with similar programs.
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According to the report, interns mentioned how Redmond would accept more applicants than beds available.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the surname of one of Mr. Baxt's interns.
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On top of that, he made fun of our other interns who are actually useful!
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Some critics are comparing this year's class of interns with President Barack Obama's from 2015.
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Our interns work on projects that any other full-time employee would be working on.
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Interns across the country are getting their first taste of the real world this summer.
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His interns — some of them only 12 years old — are part of his youth movement.
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During the internship, interns will get exposure to CNBC's vast portfolio of applications, including CNBC.
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Interns are required to hand in a weekly assignment, as well as attend weekly meetings.
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Thankfully, these Microsoft interns didn't use the company's Songsmith app to make this video either.
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Some offices offer college credit, which in effect means interns pay tuition to work there.
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Top 100 companies such as Travelers and John Deere hold conferences specifically for their interns.
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The top 10 companies were nominated by hundreds of interns, according to a WayUp spokesperson.
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This is not a job that could be done with interns who are in training.
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After Ocasio-Cortez announced she'd be paying her interns $15 an hour, a spokesman for Schumer told the New York Post the job listing had been "made in error," and that his office would be offering a stipend to "eligible interns" starting in January.
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Grey's Anatomy spares no one when it comes to unexpected and heartbreaking deaths, especially the interns.
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They are Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle, their staffs, interns and volunteers.
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My intern Audra Jackson led Democratic Interns in their own selfie 21day showing #DemInternDiversity #DemInternSelfie pic.twitter.
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Bobby Doherty is a photographer and one of the best interns we've ever had at VICE.
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Most interns are 18- to 22-year-old students, unlikely to have much exposure to NDAs.
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Vermont also included independent contractors and interns in its sexual harassment laws for the first time.
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When the sub-interns observe the gory reality of medicine, the entire situation turns to chaos.
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At first, it's easy for interns to be attracted to Google (GOOG) for its flashy amenities.
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Carlos Mark Vera is the co-founder of Pay Our Interns and an Echoing Green Fellow.
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Google's first intern class in 1999, included just four interns and three were from Stanford University.
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She full-on tortures the interns during Hunt's trauma training and enjoys every moment of it.
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We're kicking off celebrations for graduation and welcoming the new group of interns to our program.
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Microsoft Wants &aposBae Interns&apos to Get &aposLit&apos at Its Beer Pong PartyHello, young person!
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He asked nearly 600 new graduates and interns about offers received for start dates in 2017.
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Sure, he "tweets" in the sense that he dictates things to his personal assistants and interns.
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The Albuquerque branch of the FBI held a chat on Twitter with three of their interns.
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AI is "like having a million interns" at one's disposal, says Benedict Evans of Andreessen Horowitz.
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Before, unpaid staff such as interns were not protected by the complaint system, leaving them vulnerable.
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Castro also pledged to pay his interns $15 an hour and support a campaign staff union.
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Hire interns through a college program instead of employees to keep labor expenses low, he added.
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Condé Nast Traveler reports that every year, World of Beer looks for three Drink It Interns.
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Every lunch hour I met new people: editors, reporters, fellow interns, producers, even make-up artists.
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Goodson sits on the alumni board, in addition to mentoring new Year Up interns at Salesforce.
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Ivanka Trump's interns have some questionable advice for students worried they can't afford an unpaid internship.
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Collins asked nearly 600 new graduates and interns about offers received for start dates in 2017.
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Don't miss: Here's how much interns will make at companies like Facebook and Google in 2017
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A lot of people doing social media for government right now are one step above interns.
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"Twenty years after Lewinsky, there are some people who won't want him around interns," said Sheinkopf.
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Bee is asking interns to create an integral part of their technology, from scratch, for free.
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The Burbank, California-based internship program hires around 30 interns for full-time positions each year.
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In particular, in finance and tech, college interns are paid very well with lots of perks.
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The best way companies can secure their future is to start at the bottom: with interns.
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R. Knight), and Izzie Stevens (Katherine Heigl) on their first day as interns at the hospital.
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BO: I just spoke to a group of young interns who rotate out every six months.
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Among those who've received: Spanberger, Fletcher, Schrier, Lamb it's two kids, basically they look like interns.
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That would never have made it past our fact-checkers -- who, in fact, include our interns!
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Interns get treated like a full-time [employee], given the trust to take on major projects.
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While Scarborough was serving as a Republican congressman in Florida's 1st district, one of his interns,
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Interns and journalists for network television rush out of the Supreme Court to deliver the news.
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Ocasio-Cortez has also confirmed that she will pay her interns at least $15 an hour.
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But representatives all have their own processes for hiring interns, with some more competitive than others.
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Typically they work for three months as interns and, if everyone is happy, take a position.
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Some detractors might say this move is unnecessary and that interns are being paid with "experience".
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Also, did you supervise and train new interns or work seven consecutive days at your job?
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Because so many other Jumi interns live here, so we thought, Hey, let's open a shop.
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So, the production assistants or the interns are as valuable as an actress in her trailer.
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Jonah gets his hot interns, but they're a gaggle of guys named Colt, Brady, and Mason.
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Interns at AIG make $6,170 each month, Blackrock $5,763, Deutsche Bank $5,513 and Goldman Sachs $4,256.
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The couple met in 2010 when they worked as interns at Latham & Watkins in New York.
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They would be paid interns working as doctors at NYU's Internal Medicine or Emergency Medicine Departments.
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For most interns this is their first corporate job and, for some, even their first job.
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Bevans said the company plans to welcome 600 full-time hires and 200 interns this year.
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The other interns and I work from laptops, while seated on stools around a communal table.
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Unless your fellow interns and your bosses are monsters, they won't begrudge you this simple relief.
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The hours and the number of interns it employs violate Chinese labor laws, the group said.
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We deployed two interns, Emily Cochrane and Avantika Chilkoti, to help track the fast-moving events.
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The archive has three employees, including Mr. George, and regularly hires interns to assist in cataloging.
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Brain has interns; it has residents; it has "ninja" classes to train people in other departments.
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Running for president and forcing a whole bunch of poor interns to write about it 13.
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Three years ago, another top executive took a group of young interns to a strip club.
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Schwab even runs a training program for interns, who are then farmed out to select advisers.
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The room is mostly full of young Cap Hill staffers/interns who want to see history.
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Broken down by party, only 22018% of Republican representatives and 221% of Democrats pay their interns.
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Valadez and Peters said that the majority of staffers in their Representatives' offices were once interns.
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Matthew Wollman (R) resigned his seat in January after admitting to sexual relationships with two interns.
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Around him, members of his union, Committee of Interns and Residents, wearing white lab coats, cheered.
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" The interns switched the lyrics to: "ISS in orbit, oh the views will make you wonder.
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"Between the volunteers and interns and staff, we're working together for a common goal," he said.
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During his campaign, Mr. Sanders earned kudos for paying his interns, a relatively unheard-of practice.
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The interns will get to keep the bounty, co-founder and CEO David Brumley told Axios.
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I'm starting to think that Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna have interns handling their social media affairs.
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Interns with ASD learn how to become digital media producers through programs like Photoshop and Adobe Premiere.
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But the reckoning doesn't extend to interns, who have limited protections even under the troubled official system.
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That unfortunate incident happened when one of his interns from his first company, Zip2, was driving it.
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Whether you're interning "for school credit" or "for experience," many work places just don't pay their interns.
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The House speaker posted a photo to his Instagram over the weekend with 100 Capitol Hill interns.
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"Well, usually our interns stand around and they make uncomfortable eye contact with each other," she said.
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I already stuck out with my bright headscarf; my fellow interns were mostly white, mostly in suits.
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Another thing to remember when looking at Glassdoor's report is that not all interns are created equal.
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The two met in 2011 when they were interns at the Zhong Lun Law Firm in Beijing.
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Income As part of Money Diaries Month, we had a themed-week of diaries focused on interns.
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Trump poses for photographs with an outgoing group of interns at the White House on July 24.
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And its safe to assume the interns just learned a valuable lesson about not drinking with Kepner.
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They're joined by sassy model Dominique (Dru) Presta, 23, who interns in fashion for people with disabilities.
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Google hosted an unusual group of interns last week at their main campus in Mountain View, California.
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The Palo Alto, California-based pediatrician had just started supervising interns at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford.
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Either way, no one leaves apathetic, as I am told by Pierre, one of this season's interns.
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Oftentimes, he added, interns are "recruited on the base of personal or social connections," thus perpetuating inequality.
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The problem is especially pronounced for congressional interns, who for nearly 25 years universally went without pay.
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The Obamas are hiring interns, and we're packing our bags to move to D.C. right this instant.
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Young interns have to constantly hear hateful messages (far beyond disagreement) from ppl we don't even rep.
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He holds a press conference and sends a bunch of interns to put flyers up around Connecticut.
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Staff and interns from across all departments, including admin, editorial, events, product, sales and social media, participated.
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This means they have the energy and interest in sharing their knowledge and wisdom with their interns.
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"We're the first former interns to produce and direct a Pixar movie!" noted Rivera in a video.
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The investigation into JPMorgan's hiring of interns stemmed from explicit records—favour-granters will now act quietly.
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It's a great way to democratize communication from Mark down to the summer interns and back again.
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But as many interns are figuring out, Kalu Yala's idealistic promises didn't line up with its reality.
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Ocasio-Cortez announced in December that she would also pay her interns at least $15 an hour.
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Proscia and Sindhu are presidents of, respectively, the Doctors Council and the Committee of Interns and Residents.
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The Trump White House is reportedly requiring interns to sign non-disclosure agreements during their orientation sessions.
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Such interns may cost their employers nothing, but some economists worry such programs do carry a cost.
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I combed through the transcript -- shout-outs to interns Jessie Yeung and Bani Sapra for compiling it!
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Two hours later, the president will join the spring 2202 White House interns for a group photograph.
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Chuck Grassley introduced a resolution requiring senators, staff and interns to participate in mandatory sexual harassment training.
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It makes sense that interns would prefer programs that offer compensation and that's also backed by data.
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However, Sanders' office pays interns $12 an hour, short of his $15 demand from the private sector.
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Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) takes questions during his final summer lecture to congressional interns on Wednesday.
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At VICE, interns have the opportunity to learn about journalism, editing, design, public relations, production, and more.
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One of his interns might take a minute to show him how to find it on YouTube.
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What are the things interns can do to turn their temporary position into a full-time gig?
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The interns were paid about $1.42 per hour, which was a decreased wage from the previous year.
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When I did my first summer internship I was 29; the other interns were a decade younger.
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Two years ago, Alexi Stathakis and Lauren Witonsky met as summer interns at a public relations firm.
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We're seeing it firsthand in our newsroom, as we welcome 27 summer interns from across the country.
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At a barbecue for interns, he wore an apron and manned the grill, one former prosecutor recalled.
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A team of 15 archaeologists and five interns have been working on the site, Mr. Clément said.
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Today, Ezetap has 193 employees working full time and 15 employees working as interns, contractors and consultants.
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Starting in 85033, interns in both the House and Senate can expect a paycheck for their work.
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"Everybody has that one letter," the staff member in charge of the interns, Yena Bae, told me.
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Most interns at KPMG are paid approximately $24 an hour, according to jobs and salary website Glassdoor.
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Then, in debating how to discourage harassment, some Missouri lawmakers proposed a new dress code for interns.
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Consulting firms turn about 38% of their interns into full time employees, according to a LinkedIn report.
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I have sobering moments of truth when interns I trained are now at those top-tier agencies.
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Indeed, a number of interviewees said it is commonplace for "interns" have bachelors or even advanced degrees.
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Agrawal had trapped all of the wolves in her den, circling us with her friends and interns.
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Many of these women were interns who needed a positive reference from Rose to launch their careers.
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Most workers at the factory are between 18 and 25, though interns are as young as 16.
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Even though many interns have the same goal in mind — to get a job offer from the company they're working for — Hollweck said that competition miraculously doesn't factor in to circles due to the fact that circles usually don't have members who are interns at the same company.
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The Democratic-sponsored bill, which cruised through the Republican-controlled House of Representatives on Monday night, would grant unpaid interns in the federal government protection under the Civil Rights Act — meaning that interns could sue the federal government if they experienced discrimination or sexual harassment on the job.
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Bonnie accuses Annalise of thinking of her as "trash," taken out with the interns despite their history together.
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In 2011, these were strengthened to further limit the time that interns, or first-year residents, could work.
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As the last two original interns standing, these two are so lovely during these moments of shared screentime.
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On a tight-knit startup team, interns will likely be working alongside the founder and CEO every day.
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Interns especially "like" the health-care coverage and free housing that comes on top of a hefty paycheck.
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Whether it is land deals, cattle futures, servers or interns, the Clintons believe they get to live apart.
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Reportedly, location data didn't turn up anything of value, so Facebook security employees went through the interns' messages.
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While testing the technology on a group of interns, one of them becomes extremely nauseous and throws up.
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I think this sets a record for the most number of #CapitolHill interns in a single selfie. #SpeakerSelfie.
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The idea to bring Lean In's circles to summer interns came in part from co-founder Maria Hollweck.
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In 2016, 13.3% of Google's interns identified as Black and/or Latinx+ and around 30% identified as female.
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In 2019, 24% of interns identified as Black or Latinx+, and 37% identified as women, according to Google.
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Jen Fitzpatrick was one of the company's first four interns in 1999 -- and she's still with the company.
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This group of eager new interns invades the hospital to learn, care for patients and make medical decisions.
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Elon Musk hires interns to &aposproblem solve&apos | Fast-food restaurant owner can&apost find teens fill jobs .
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The interns in Grey's are sometimes more like set pieces, floating around the show just to create atmosphere.
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Etsy will offer affected interns a one-time stipend, paying for housing and travel expenses that were promised.
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In this week's episode, the interns kill a goat and people change their eating habits because of it.
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At Facebook, for example, the median monthly pay for interns is $303,000, or $96,000 annually, according to Glassdoor.
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Vassar claims that unlike the other interns in the program, he was not able to choose his job.
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For the interns who've gone through the program in the last 12 months, that number is 8 percent.
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" Several of her campaign interns and volunteers go to the school, she said on Twitter: "Praying for all.
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I've heard that at these bar nights, there's a lot of social pressure on interns to drink more.
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"Interns were paid until about 22019 years ago, there were programs that allowed for paid internships," she said.
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In this role I was responsible for interviewing our unpaid interns, hiring them, and supervising their daily tasks.
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"Student interns provide invaluable help with research projects, day-to-day operations, and fact-checking," the report stated.
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I made $10.50 an hour but the engineer interns I worked with made an unbelievable $21 an hour.
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Unlike traditional interns, Usmani wasn't getting paid peanuts and relying on mom and dad to help her out.
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It has since grown to include seven analysts, five system developers and several interns who work under him.
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As fate would have it, they will not be hiring any of the interns they had last summer.
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His digital-driven campaign employs 25 full-time staffers and a network of 69 interns and 200 volunteers.
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A few days later, interns specifically from the Democratic side of the House arranged to have a photo.
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Interns working inside the production process are usually chosen from game-development programs through the studio's partner schools.
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That's why some experts say everyone — from interns to managers — should come to work dressed like a CEO.
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Other states are also taking steps as noncompete agreements have spread to summer interns and sandwich shop employees.
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It would also prohibit noncompetes for certain categories of employees like hourly workers, summer interns and college students.
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Munar is one of the 30 interns enrolled in the two-year MA'O Youth Leadership Training (YLT) program.
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More than 90 percent of former interns have a college-graduate job three months after getting their degree.
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"It's an incredibly difficult challenge, managing your own business — and that's what our interns are doing," Stewart said.
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Interns should be pursuing a bachelor's or graduate degree in media, math/statistics, business or a related field.
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Paid interns, on the other hand, receive more job offers and earn higher starting salaries when they graduate.
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In other words, it's possible that it won't just be Trump's interns combing through your delusional online complaints.
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He was one of the Summer League interns that hung the Robinson jersey, and is now a coach.
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Even the computer science interns still carry around three-ring binders full of hard copy letters to sign.
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Producers found Whitney Port during a casting call for Condé Nast interns, and she became Lauren's workplace confidant.
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Last year, we places over 300 jobs in the yard, paid for summer stipends for over 100 interns.
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Here's how much interns at big financial institutions can expect to make this summer, according to Glassdoor: 26.
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" On a personal level, she says Gurung was "very, very present" and "knew all the interns by name.
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Praise came from invitees ranging from party superstars (First Lady Michelle Obama) to unknowns (former White House interns).
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Eagle-eyed, the interns each watch a feed in search of something that would make a great highlight.
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He read 10 a day, selected by staff members and interns tasked with reading every message that arrived.
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With as many as six interns admitted each quarter, the goal is to train future investors of color.
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He spoke before a roomful of House interns in March to decry the state of civility in politics.
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All that's left is an editor, five interns, and a whole lot of new freelancers in the market.
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With higher minimum wages, paid internships cost firms more, so firms may prefer to switch to unpaid interns.
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I was a little self-conscious that I was years older than other interns during and after college.
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Brady's boss there, Oliver Owens, now 64, remembers him as one of the most well-liked interns ever.
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A bunch of lazy, mean fellow interns toiling beside her in a tiny room at the White House.
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An example of that might be the ways that these interns interact with the keyboards on their smartphones.
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The criticism comes after the White House released a photo Friday of its spring interns posing with Trump.
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This isn't the first time a photo of White House interns in the Trump administration has been scrutinized.
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We hold our interns to the highest standards and are proud of our intern-to-employee success rate.
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" It said it had taken "immediate action to ensure that no interns are carrying out any overtime work.
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Founded in 1973, the Lyndon Baines Johnson Congressional Internship Program designated money to House offices to pay interns.
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Nearly 25,903 interns responded this year and their nominations were further analyzed by a panel of independent experts.
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We even target colleges and universities with a favorable diversity profile to recruit interns and entry-level employees.
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This past summer, Hyland had 130 college interns, trying to keep pace with its entry-level employee demands.
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Interns for the US space agency remixed Ariana Grande's "NASA," and rewrote the lyrics to promote NASA's work.
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Facebook VP of Engineering Vladimir Fedorov says his interns work alongside engineers to test and change the website.
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That's why Berger recommends her interns email themselves what they have accomplished at the end of each day.
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The interns make around $220,220 a month, and an entry-level software engineer makes about $140,000 a year.
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When Internships Don't Pay, Some Colleges Will Employers with a social mission often can't afford to subsidize interns.
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Close then asked if the interns would be interested in modeling for the series he'd just shown them.
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Working at a startup requires interns to take on significant responsibilities they might not have at a large organization.
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I wasn't on an amazing salary as my industry relied heavily on interns so permanent roles were low paid.
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In interviews with Fox News, three of the interns said the driver picked them up at George Washington University.
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"My intern Audra Jackson led Democratic Interns in their own selfie 1003day showing #DemInternDiversity #DemInternSelfie," Johnson wrote on Twitter.
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Most congressional internships are unpaid, which means interns may have trouble accessing the same protections as paid Hill employees.
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" If Swift did materialize, stars truck aides and interns seeking autographs and pictures would declare "Nice to meet you.
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Ocasio-Cortez pledged to pay her office's interns $15 an hour, inspiring other lawmakers to make the same commitment.
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An official commission on social mobility has suggested a four-week cut-off, after which interns must be paid.
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One late night, she was walking out, stopped, and then walked back to thank the interns and the runner.
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Goldman, for its part, capped interns' days at 17 hours shortly after the intern, Moritz Erhardt, was found dead.
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The clips are meant to give you that "behind the scenes" feel, but damn, give your interns a tripod.
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That's the premise of Interns of F.I.E.L.D., the first original, long-form scripted series from Defy Media's ScreenJunkies property.
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The Kenyan police are currently searching for two other medical interns in Kenya who police say are Ali's accomplices.
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That's not necessarily the case at some tech companies, where interns make more than many people with salaried jobs.
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Interns are encouraged to speak up in meetings, defend their work, and become a vital part of a team.
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Interns can also take advantage of benefits like health, dental and eye insurance during their time at the company.
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Bailey oversaw five interns — one was killed in a bus crash, one drowned, and one had end stage cancer.
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We call this spike "The July Effect" and we attribute it to the influx of new interns and residents.
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So if you have to go to a hospital in July, treat the new interns with patience and respect.
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As it was they took on university interns every summer, and he often put out Twitter appeals for more.
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WOB says they are hiring three interns this summer to go drink beer and report back on their experiences.
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Interns in all departments are responsible for a variety of tasks and become an integral part of the team.
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By party affiliation, 8 percent of Republican lawmaker offices paid interns, whereas roughly 4 percent of Democratic offices do.
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It's important to note that only staffers and members can go through the process — interns, fellows, and others can't.
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Believe it or not, a lot of the people at these companies, from the interns to the CEOs, agree.
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We won't get to witness Dr. Kepner letting loose with her interns or grappling with her core beliefs anymore.
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According to The Seattle Times, it's costing about $4.4 million to feed and house Amazon's interns at the university.
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For a closer look at the effect Amazon's interns have on the city, head over to The Seattle Times.
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Straight up have interns walking around handing out Egg McMuffins backstage (I am not above a McMuffin) #TheGrammys pic.twitter.
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While, 43% of its engineering interns are women — hopefully leading to a strong future with females in technical roles.
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The company says it will hire eight lucky interns to participate in the program, which is accepting applications now.
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There's a lot of my old history in the gaming world, and my teammates, and fellow interns in there.
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The Olsen twins were ordered to pay a total of $20103,22010 to compensate 22008 interns and cover legal fees.
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Silicon Valley workers are famously well-compensated: At Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and numerous other tech companies, even interns .
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On call for full-time engineers can affect work-life balance a bit (interns don't have on call though).
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"In the STEM programs, 60-100 percent of the interns are converting to full-time employees," Fishman Cohen says.
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They were good in front of us, but you hear about how they treated interns or their own staff.
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This internship is an excellent learning experience — interns will work directly with CNBC reporters, anchors, producers, editors and photographers.
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Most of the Senate 85033 co-sponsors hire interns at a $0 hourly wage; none pay $15 an hour.
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Other high-profile organizations, including Hearst, Condé Nast and NBCUniversal, followed suit, facing class-action lawsuits from unpaid interns.
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My fellow interns and I soon realized we weren't ready for the real world to introduce itself so cataclysmically.
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Innovation requires buy-in and effort for people at every level, from the C-suite to the summer interns.
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Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Texas, whose intern Audra Jackson gathered her fellow Democratic interns for their very own selfie.
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For the firm, it provides better insight into the engineering skills, not just the coding ability, of prospective interns.
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A vast majority were probably Republican interns, but it could not be verified that they all worked for Republicans.
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Like the other interns, Munar works in rotations for three days a week, but he likes harvesting the best.
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Between 500,000 and a million people are unpaid interns each year, according to widely quoted stats from The Atlantic.
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But, as ProPublica noted, very few companies have actually been cited by the department for failing to pay interns.
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Apple said in a statement Tuesday the interns "should not have been allowed to work overtime" at the facility.
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This means that it is more important than ever that interns do their research when deciding where to work.
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Oliver said Last Week Tonight "had to hire five permanent interns" to sort through all the mail it received.
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In present day, the interns are fooling around in the cadaver room, and Meredith wants them to show respect.
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And other financial institutions in New York besides the ones on this list pay their interns top-dollar, too.
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A Czech nuclear power station is in hot water after it used a bikini contest to hire potential interns.
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After our meeting in his office, Ryan addressed a packed house of congressional interns in the Capitol Visitor Center.
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Narrowing the field to 18 finalists took a team of experts and interns; determining the winners required the internet.
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Four full-time staff members and a handful of student interns work on the athletic department's social media presence.
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Make a point to meet managers and other interns beyond just the people you are working with every day.
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The China Labor Watch investigation found that Foxconn had recruited 33,581 interns from vocational schools as of July 26.
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Nonessential employees had been sent home, unpaid interns were brought in to work, and the rest is bitter history.
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I have seen senior white male colleagues dating local young interns or using U.N.AIDS resources to access sex workers.
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"Believe it or not, a lot of the people at these companies, from the interns to the CEOs, agree."
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Every summer, the Times employs interns for departments across the newsroom, from editing to photography, advertising to social media.
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Bejsovec credits the interns themselves, who have built relationships at the program that have gotten them jobs later on.
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For pro sports programs, VR must prove more useful than a handful of interns or new weight room equipment.
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I arrive at my office and head straight to the gym, which is free for employees, contractors, and interns.
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Moreover, the leading consultancy also offers a full year's MBA reimbursement to its returning interns, according to Management Consulted.
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About halfway through their shift, the interns' supervisor, Christopher Hartsfield, 31, showed up to see how things were going.
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We are researchers who specialize in issues of labor economics and employment, particularly for interns and recent college graduates.
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We also found that there is a close relationship between the market for interns and the local unemployment rate.
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Interns will pitch, report and write stories on a variety of topics, including careers, personal finance, entrepreneurship and lifestyle.
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The Senate voted earlier this month on a similar resolution requiring senators, staffers and interns to complete mandatory training.
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In July the club launched an app that allows alumni to seek everything from interns to fellow wine-enthusiasts.
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We are a nonunion facility that gives interns ample opportunity to get to operate equipment during their observation hours.
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Some are only looking for summer interns and some are just checking a box off their human resources list.
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Small investment firms often have interns and entrepreneurs in residence passing through, each of which is a security risk.
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Those people then out-work the people that are already working there, and I hired most of the interns.
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Right now, such programs are hobbled by regulations that make it hard for companies to take on midcareer interns.
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" Right: "I also looked to Joel Sternfeld's image of Wall Street summer interns eating lunch in the late '80s.
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The couple met in 2009 as summer interns in the investment banking division at Morgan Stanley in New York.
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It sits in the middle of a quiet floor, surrounded by cubicles, stacks of CDs, and coffee-buzzed interns.
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Now, the program's staff of a dozen plus interns and volunteers work with almost 1,000 torture survivors each year.
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While the initial judgement found in favor of the interns, judge John Walker of the second circuit court of appeals vacated the ruling last month, writing that he considers the Labor Department's guidelines "too rigid," and recommends companies apply a "primary beneficiary test," which gives some protection to businesses hiring unpaid interns.
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Heather Appel, the communications director for the Committee of Interns and Residents, which is affiliated with the Service Employees International Union and represents some 14,000 residents, interns and fellows nationwide, attributed the activity in part to the doctors' lost sense of autonomy and to growing job insecurity amid a trend of hospital mergers.
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We hire a lot of interns, people who go through one or two rounds of our internship program, so some of our journalists, this is their first job, which is kind of ... I've never worked at a place where we've been so diligent and open to hiring interns, which is really cool.
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Last year roughly 1,500 college students and interns attended the event, and the males far outnumbered the females, he added.
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In the fall 2017 picture, observers pointed out one of the interns seemed to be making a white power gesture.
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Five offices confirmed they require interns to sign, several citing the need to keep legislative decisions and constituent information private.
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Top aides including chief of staffs are now regularly spending time with interns to help clear out the office voicemail.
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How many of those 19 members of Congress had to ask their interns for help navigating the Live setup process?
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Interns wind up spending the summer side-by-side with the people who they are about to help become redundant.
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"50 people worked on the network on a daily basis," including interns as well as contract workers in the Philippines.
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Before any big trial a lawyer (and their associates and interns) has to find, organize and examine thousands of documents.
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The situation is slightly better (but still pretty bad) in the Senate, where about 52% of senators have unpaid interns.
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Standout interns are the ones who prove themselves to be invaluable, bringing new skills and great ideas to the team.
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There were stories from waitresses, interns, soldiers, tech workers, and executive assistants — from virtually every profession and walk of life.
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David: We need to expand the team: interns, dealers, all that stuff... but we are too busy to get help.
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Interns are paired up with a host for the summer who acts as a project manager, mentor and oftentimes, friend.
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The office had some 40-50 interns at a time, according to Kelly, who didn't recall meeting Rosenstein among them.
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Now it employs 14 former alumni of the school, as well as a constant flow of interns from the course.
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Ahern informed us that interviews are taking place now and that prospective interns can apply in one of two ways.
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I missed the fall intern photo, but last summer and this spring, the White House had a combined 206 interns.
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We have a community space [Community Futures Lab] here in North Philly where we have interns that come and work.
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They, along with a trio of unpaid interns from the University of Texas, make up her tight and thrifty staff.
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Writing for the Washington Post, Christina Greer and Alexis Grenell say: Unpaid interns, often students, are an island unto themselves.
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Over the summer, a Democratic state senator faced with allegations he sexually harassed two interns left office in what Gov.
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Protection should be extended to interns, volunteers and workers who are harassed by clients, customers and contractors, the report added.
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This summer 2100 percent of interns at Barclays investment bank are studying non-financial degrees - usually it's around 2800 percent.
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By comparison, here's Barack Obama's class of White House interns from the spring of 2012 -- clearly much more racially inclusive.
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Toxic reaction A nuclear power plant in the Czech Republic picked its interns by holding a bikini contest on Facebook.
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In fact, even interns report being well taken care of, as they are provided with free housing during their internships.
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I also attended amazing events for NBCUniversal interns, from professional development workshops to executive lunch-and-learns to celebrity events.
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Our interns are given hands-on experience providing them with a solid foundation for careers in journalism and television production.
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I would like to be a decent cyborg office worker with a robot boss, but also a few robot interns.
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ET. President Donald J. Trump poses for photographs with an outgoing group of interns at the White House on Monday.
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And in the House, the study found that just 8 percent of Republicans and 3.6 percent of Democrats pay interns.
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The study also found that, while senators tended offer more paid internships, the number of paid interns was still low.
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This episode promised the very beginning of Jackson and April, so we get a scene featuring them as interns together.
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Later, Rozman drove to another plot and asked the interns to walk the rows of grapevines and assess the Cabernet.
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Gwen Graham, apparently blaming her interns for getting her in on the craze, posed for a picture with a Poliwag.
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I doze in and out for a few hours before texting the other interns in the office around 6 a.m.
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The two started as interns before working full-time on, what became, many of the studio's classic animated fairy-tales.
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Participants of Qualcomm's program have slightly different responsibilities than traditional interns, senior talent acquisition specialist Matt Harris told Business Insider.
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Female lawmakers, staffers and interns have told CNN that there is a pervasive atmosphere of sexual harassment on Capitol Hill.
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The legislation passed by the House on Monday night does not apply to unpaid interns working in the private sector.
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Earlier this year, social media users took aim at the Trump administration for a lack of diversity among its interns.
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The accusations against Swiderski at the time ranged from "creepy comments" to groping and harassing female interns, the newspaper reported.
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Hourly interns say they earn around $10 to $11 per hour working at the parks through the Disney College Program.
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But in July, a U.S. Court of Appeals said that Hearst and Fox Searchlight didn't need to pay its interns.
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"This is basically interns and people doing it part time," Musk said of his time commitment to the Boring Company.
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Rodney Folz conducted his survey by polling current interns, computer science students, and Facebook groups and listservs with coding focuses.
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Time reports that the cities where interns are most interested in working are New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Hornsey of Palo Alto Networks says interns should ask their managers how performance is measured and when evaluations are done.
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The couple met in summer 2009 in New Delhi while working as graduate interns for the United Nations Children's Fund.
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Jordan attacked CNN on Twitter Wednesday, calling the organization "fake news" and "desperate" for contacting his former staffers and interns.
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Per the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 70.4% of interns get return offers from the company where they intern.
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And almost nothing leaks to the press, even though Facebook's entire workforce — including its interns — have access to the meetings.
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A 238-year-old man joined colleagues Saturday night to celebrate their work as interns for a cancer treatment center.
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Even Clinc interns participated in the casual culture of drinking, where alcohol was often stacked on top of the fridge.
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The bride and groom met as summer interns in 2013 at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington.
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Interns come from different socio-economic, religious, cultural and political backgrounds and are expected to debate respectfully with one another.
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Interns have a range of responsibilities, including a daily segment called "Street Talk," which you will be responsible for producing.
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Downstairs, a group of interns and staffers sat around a couple of desks trying to conserve half-burned tax documents.
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Chris Stewart, Republican of Utah, Texas Democrat Joaquin Castro and North Carolina Republican Virginia Foxx -- pay their interns a stipend.
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What this means is that Hill offices are often filled with former interns who could afford to work without pay.
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Vera hopes legislation can be passed before the next fiscal year, in time to help interns next spring or summer.
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Other companies such as Chick-fil-A and Lincoln Electric offer opportunities for interns to connect with C-level executives.
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Many congressional interns are required to sign nondisclosure agreements (NDA) while working for Democratic and Republican lawmakers, Vox reported Monday.
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Herman says that Lyft hired one-third of its interns for 2020 via Jumpstart, and 82% were from underrepresented groups.
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"Those helping with FOIA requests have a range of skills and backgrounds, from interns to deputy assistant secretaries," Nauert said.
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For MBA interns: $32,000 About the company: BCG was third on Glassdoor's ranking of best places to work in 2017.
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Those statistics were bleaker in the House: 8 percent of Republican representatives and 4 percent of Democrats paid their interns.
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"I give out 'Atlas Shrugged' as Christmas presents, and I make all my interns read it," Mr. Ryan has said.
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Interns at the senator's campaign headquarters in Washington, DC, will get paid $20 an hour and have full health insurance benefits.
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So for Ted Cruz's interns (wink) and all others for whom Twitter serves as a top smut destination, don't fret baby.
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For example, an event management startup might put interns in charge of designing brochures, marketing collateral and managing social media accounts.
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Interns at a startup also have the chance to play an important role in nurturing an organization to success early on.
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Yet, at larger organizations, interns rarely get to see upper management, and only work directly with supervisors part of the time.
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In fact, the higher-ups will probably be the people who hired the interns, and may choose to directly supervise them.
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She was 21 and an intern at the time, but she says many of her fellow interns were not of age.
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This is understood by measly interns like myself in 2010 all the way up to the highest echelons of political power.
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Local media reports said Cothren sent racist text messages, attempted to frame a protester and sent sexually explicit messages to interns.
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The employment lawyers said the bigger issue is that the agreements create the appearance that interns have waived their legal rights.
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I'm happy to note all of these interns in our "experiment" have delighted their managers and added value to their teams.
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We take a look at 20 successful entrepreneurs — and where they worked as lowly interns (sometimes unpaid) before making it big.
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We also speak with Clark about the so-called "creep list" ... members of Congress who are preying on staffers and interns.
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He's been known to meet with interns in person to review their summer projects, and even invite them to his home.
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Honestly, at this point, we should have known: Deluca would be one of the interns who played with the big kids.
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She was sitting in the doctors' workroom, listening to one of her interns describe a young patient in the emergency department.
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Although it lacks any binding force, the resolution holds the potential to upend the way museums hire and compensate their interns.
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Zoos and sanctuaries all over need trainers and interns to care for and train dolphins, otters, manatees and other marine animals.
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She says that companies offer these benefits because they see their interns as an investment in their organizations' long-term success.
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The team includes interns Amanda Lazar, Celine Liu, Ioana Bruj, Justin Mah, Kate Macdonald, Kit Weir, Nancy Jiang, and Nicole Joyal.
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Still, of the 25 highest-paying internships, the last on the list, Bank of America, pays summer interns $4,570 per month.
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A suit filed against Condé Nast in 2013 involving 7,500 former interns prompted the glossy conglomerate to end its internship program.
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Summer interns who work in finance can make upwards of $5,000 a month, according to recent data from jobs website, Glassdoor.
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First is the fact that they strategically placed all the black interns in the front and white ones in the back.
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Internships: The Economist is seeking two summer interns, one to write about foreign affairs and one to work on our newsdesk.
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It now serves dinners Thursday-through-Saturday, with interns cooking gourmet quality food under the supervision of chefs at each station.
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On a recent afternoon, CLF's interns fanned out across middle class neighborhoods where Spanish-language radio sometimes blared from open garages.
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"Palate training" is the buzz phrase for this, though it makes babies sound a bit like interns at a wine bar.
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The Senate has already approved a measure which mandates all senators, staff, and interns to receive training on preventing sexual harassment.
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Goldman hires candidates across a range of age and experience levels, starting with college interns and going up to established professionals.
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At the time, it was not unusual for interns and residents to work 36 hours straight and 95 hours a week.
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They are also well-paid for their time: At $8,000 per month, Facebook summer interns make more than the average American.
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Lawmakers enacted legislation last year that allows each member office to use up to $28503,22019 per year to pay their interns.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to the group of congressional interns photographed in a selfie with Paul Ryan.
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Interns work in cohorts to learn not only the farming and sales skills but also to build character and become leaders.
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During the course of a recent audit, we discovered instances of student interns working overtime at a supplier facility in China.
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CNN's David McKenzie, Rebecca Wright, Karla Cripps and Jo Shelley, and interns Pia Deshpande and Jessie Yeung contributed to this report.
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It wasn&apost just full-time staff: many of the allegedly inappropriate requests were made of interns, the former aides said.
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If Democrats want to stand by their ideals of leveling the playing field then they can start by paying their interns.
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INTERNSHIP OVERVIEWVICE Interns will get a firsthand look into how an international media company functions on a day-to-day basis.
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I'm one of your classic interns here for the summer and all my weekend plans were utterly upended by the rain.
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All of those unpaid or underpaid interns, fact-checkers, personal assistants and aides — they are tomorrow's writers, directors, artists and editors.
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She pointed out that one of the interns, Doug Smith, worked on the reintroduction of wild wolves to Yellowstone National Park.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan took a selfie with more than 100 Capitol Hill interns ... and it's a virtual whiteout.
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Most of the interns are Republicans, and you have to look hard to find the one black person in the crowd.
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If there was a Kalu Yala video game, what would the "unlockable achievements" be, for you personally and for your interns?
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Like all the other interns, she holds a master's degree and was doing an unpaid internship for a three-month term.
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Recently, we learned that he has been spending time talking to the interns and asked one of them on a date.
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The company also has several junior developers and interns who completed their coding certifications only in the last couple of years.
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In our sophomore year, we were both involved in an internship program that instructed us to meet with the other interns.
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Ninety-one proud new White House interns face the camera, with their beaming new boss, President Donald Trump, in the center.
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In fact, as a representation of American millennials (the demographic that White House interns belong to), this photograph is a fantasy.
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Though the couple both graduated from Northwestern, they did not meet until 2013, when they served as interns at Washingtonian magazine.
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"Those helping with FOIA requests have a range of skills and backgrounds, from interns to deputy assistant secretaries," Nauert told CNN.
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The video shows Ryan speaking to House interns, with musical crescendos and shots taken from at least six different camera angles.
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Interns are students and recent graduates from schools including the University of California at Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon University, and Stanford University.
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Interns rotate through jobs at the restaurant, from cooking to dishwashing to serving, while also receiving educational support and career counseling.
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As summer internships draw to a close, many interns may be wondering how to capitalize on the new connections they've made.
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Two, coworkers, like the office manager, mailroom clerks, or interns who've been going above and beyond for your department all year.
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A survey from the National Association of Colleges and Employers says employers pay their interns around $13.91 per hour on average.
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Some, like accounting firm CohnReznick, have been known to give interns the same training as entry-level hires, according to Glassdoor.
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This week: President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner speaks to congressional interns on Capitol Hill. http://wapo.
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Social media users also took aim at the Trump administration for a lack of diversity among its interns in March 2018.
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Combined, they've managed thousands of young professionals and know exactly how successful interns should spend their limited time at a company.
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Interns on the "Mad Money with Jim Cramer" team become intimately involved with our production on their first day at CNBC.
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The couple met in 2007, when both were summer interns in the investment banking division of Goldman Sachs in New York.
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On this week's episode of JUNGLETOWN, the interns begin to flee Kalu Yala, accusing founder Jimmy Stice of exploiting their labor.
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Bonbite NYC, a catering company developing an app-based service for wedding clients, hired three interns to work in the kitchen.
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So he addressed his remarks on Wednesday to a room of young Capitol Hill interns, many of whom are in college.
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"It did not used to be this bad and does not have to be this way," Ryan told the young interns.
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The official website of Republican presidential candidate and serial twitterer Donald Trump leaked the resumes of more than twenty aspiring interns.
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In that one, interns could work more than 246.3 hours straight, and residents could work more than the 24/28 hours straight.
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The company had turned up as the best of the Y Combinator Fellowship companies in a search conducted by Founders Fund's interns.
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Under Chinese law, factories can hire student interns aged 16 and older, but they are barred from working overtime or night shifts.
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Interns may even get to suggest and carry out advertising tactics — something normally handled by the department leader in a large organization.
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Interns get to see first-hand what it's like to run a company, and they absorb entrepreneurial training as a side-effect.
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Students in The Tab network from nearby schools, plus in-office interns who were in NYC for winter internships, were all invited.
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The interns, who have been working for Republican lawmakers this summer, said they were forced to get out of the Uber car.
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Johnson's image is a little misleading, however: the Ryan photo does not feature only Republican interns, as the Congresswoman seems to assert.
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Interns speak with constituents, answer letters, and perform administrative tasks that can include coming across Social Security numbers, addresses, and employment information.
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I'm 19, sitting with a group of interns in a bland conference room in Denver, CO, for our weekly lunch and learn.
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That's why we invite interns here and they are part of developing the farm and they also become part of the family.
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If you want a lighter take, The Late Show With Stephen Colbert's interns are flipping coins to predict every single congressional race.
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The total database lists this information for 1,595 ICE employees, from the agency's CTO on down to low-level workers and interns.
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I was very impressed with how much time he took with the interns and he took time with the logistics staff. Everybody.
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Fifty or so staff members—waiters, sommeliers, interns, cooks, and chefs—stood in a haphazard semi-circle, waiting to greet them. ""Hi!
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About 900 interns are staying at the University of Washington, and the county has had to add extra buses to accommodate them.
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Under the Obama administration, the White House kept the comment line open, staffing it with interns in the Office of Presidential Correspondence.
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Dr. Kuhns had brought a handful of his colleagues and interns, who clumped together in the front row on the left side.
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A team of Microsoft interns have thought up a new way to put A.I. technology to work – in a screenshot snipping tool.
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We may not want to drag our tired, exploited bodies to workplace roofs and make pro-space chit chat with the interns.
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"The first thing we did was, my interns went out to interview Richard and that's how we got Ricky's name," Craig said.
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Remember to keep everything in perspective: Internships help employers evaluate candidates, but also help interns suss out which companies suit them best.
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What the companies said: Apple and Foxconn acknowledged they were aware of cases of interns working overtime and were addressing the issue.
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Yet wooing interns goes beyond the tech industry; nearly every sector, from finance and pharmaceuticals to entertainment, are retooling their internship programs.
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The problem is if the Hispanic or the Black caucus didn't exist, the interns in the picture would not be so diverse.
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"I feel like it gives me a sense of home," said Zora Mihaley, a 19-year-old who interns for Democrats Abroad.
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Technically that isn't my job, because interns aren't supposed to deal with the council directly, but Tony thinks admin is for girls.
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Internships: The Economist is seeking two summer interns, one to write about foreign affairs and one to work on our news desk.
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Interns also participate in daily editorial meetings with CNBC editors to learn about the news-making process from a 360-degrees perspective.
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The House and the Senate last year included money in appropriations legislation to pay interns, in an effort to address the problem.
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She said interns were traditionally paid for their work, thanks to governmental programs such as the Lyndon Baines Johnson Congressional Intern Program.
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"More students, vacationers, interns and other travelers join OkCupid during this time," Dale Markowitz, the company's data scientist, said on the site.
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Ocasio-Cortez has vowed to champion a number of progressive issues, and has called for increased pay for House interns and staffers.
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Everyone from chiefs to interns fill their calendars with meetings as folks look to move in or move up following Election Day.
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South Dakota lawmakers have blocked a proposed rule that would have banned sexual contact between legislators and their young interns and pages.
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EST: The House votes including on sanctions against North Korea and a bill to prevent workplace harassment and discrimination of unpaid interns.
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Why not apply this method to compensating student interns so that they can work unfettered by financial limitations and pursue their dreams?
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This week, the company rolled out a series of web-based modules that test prospective interns on their coding and engineering skills.
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I took a screen shot of my play, printed it out and proudly showed my three interns the next day at work.
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Since then, only a handful of states and Washington, D.C. have passed legislation to protect unpaid interns from discrimination and sexual harassment.
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Hodgson also said members routinely used young female interns as designated drivers after lobbyist-sponsored after-hours events where alcohol was present.
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With their ample experience as guests, the couple managed to get internships at the tech company last September, becoming Airbnb's oldest interns.
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The creative services/marketing interns become part of our team and are fully immersed in the CNBC Marketing and Creative Services Department.
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For a page dedicated to the "making of" the calendar, CBLPI interns were asked to capture "memorable moments" from the various models.
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Harassment has also been reported to be widespread throughout the European Union bureaucracy in Brussels, especially among junior assistants, interns and trainees.
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Some of the interns complained about substandard accommodations and the tasks they were asked to do, which included canvassing and door-knocking.
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Getting paid isn't all about the money: If a company is wiling to pay interns, it signals that they value your labor.
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The couple met in 2012 in Jakarta, Indonesia, when they were interns at a mobile banking and payments start-up company, Ruma.
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Bejsovec said that many brokers would be glad to meet with potential interns, and that it could pay off with your application.
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Doctors in the US are called interns during their first year of training, and work under the supervision of more experienced physicians.
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This year, Bain welcomed 600 hires and 200 interns, all of whom will receive extensive training, the company shared with Business Insider.
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And you created a game where members of the FL House got "points" for sleeping with aides, interns, lobbyists, and married legislators.
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She started as an intern and, contrary to what the series illustrates, interns do not attempt complicated procedures such as brain surgeries.
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Interns have the opportunity to be a part of important meetings, participate in the breaking news process, and receive guidance from executives.
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CNN reached out to dozens of congressional offices and many representatives expressed interest in paying interns, but said the situation is complicated.
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Wessel says the rates for converting interns to new hires for programs on the list range from 20 percent to 90 percent.
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Karlyn Bowman of the American Enterprise Institute notices that some of the interns in her think tank are thinking along Benedictine lines.
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Perhaps you've taken on the responsibilities of someone more senior, helping your boss train new employees or overseeing a team of interns.
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"Thank you to my interns for finding a law that belongs in the history books, not the law books," Senator Hertzberg said.
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For MBA interns: $32,000About the company: Although it has a reputation of recruiting from elite schools, McKinsey & Company is diversifying its hires.
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Interns come to Glenn, learn what they can and leave for Lockheed Martin, Pratt & Whitney or Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' spaceflight company.
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While paying interns a living wage is an important first step, reform must go farther to begin solving the staffer pipeline problem.
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The low pay is unlikely to keep young people from being exploited since members of Congress rely on interns as cheap labor.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions must have made a great first impression with a recent group of DOJ interns — if they appreciated sarcasm.
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Past group photos of White House interns under President Donald Trump have drawn criticism for showing a group of overwhelmingly white young people.
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Bodyguards aren't interns or assistants, and overstepping celebrities will sometimes ask them to run errands like picking up kids or walking pets.2.
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Yet tax inspectors have little capacity to investigate, and interns are anyway unlikely to complain if it scotches their prospects of future employment.
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She works with interns and students, she said, and some of them read news stories about Savino and felt afraid of the industry.
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How are we supposed to believe these would-be interns are in the top 10% of their classes, let alone the top 90%?
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His workspace, lined with racks of his collections (so far, just three), houses a team of interns, a studio manager, and a seamstress.
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Smith recalls working on campaigns in 2004 and 2006 and it was not unusual to see senior male staffers going out with interns.
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According to the FT, Apple and Foxconn said they had discovered cases of student interns working overtime, and they were taking remedial action.
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The situation was slightly better (but still bad) in the U.S. Senate, where roughly 52% of senators had unpaid interns at the time.
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The Democrats just fired back at Paul Ryan and his army of white Congressional interns, with a photo that looks more like America.
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Long before a company becomes a hot spot for college interns and a metaphor for founder success, it is a relatively scrappy entity.
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If these salaries were being paid full-time, interns would be bringing home approximately $96,000 a year, well above the U.S. median salary.
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Apple has confirmed with Mashable that some high school interns at the iPhone-producing Foxconn plant in China worked overtime to produce iPhones.
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At the hospital, Meg's mom recited her allergies as a parade of doctors, nurses, and interns drifted in and out of the room.
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It started after a presentation HP's interns deliver to company executives, when Weisler asked the 14- and 15-year-olds if they print.
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He then works with interns to tally his schedule and evaluate how his personalized, productivity rainbow stacks up against studies on time management.
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CEO Audrey Henson said Tuesday that paying interns on Capitol Hill could help make Congress not only more diverse but also more effective.
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The couple met in 2010 when they were interns at the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey in Camden.
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Tech Insider -- Business Insider's sister site focused on tech science, and innovation -- is looking for talented video interns to join our growing team.
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There are former interns and campaign staffers, an ex-ambassador to Denmark, and the former director for Iraq in Obama's National Security Council.
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We're in a whole store remodel program right now and we've incorporated a number of those kernels of insight from the millennial interns.
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The Senate just last week passed a resolution making sexual harassment training mandatory, not just for staffers and interns, but also for senators.
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Dueling Selfies Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House, recently shared a selfie on Instagram, with dozens of congressional interns in the background.
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Kushner reportedly told the interns he was "a lot more comfortable" giving the talk because members of the press were not in attendance.
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By the way, who are the several adult members of Congress accused of abusing young interns and who paid settlements with taxpayer money?
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As a team-building activity, some of the interns have banded together to construct a blockade in the room with all the printers.
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CNN's David McKenzie, Rebecca Wright, Ryan Browne, Karla Cripps and Jo Shelley, and interns Pia Deshpande and Jessie Yeung contributed to this report.
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In speeches to Goldman interns and articles on his personal LinkedIn page, Holmes distilled what he'd learned about career satisfaction into actionable advice.
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I was sitting up at the desk that me and two interns made, which had my head about three inches from the ceiling.
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Ideal interns will have strong writing and reporting experience and possess an active interest in technology, science, and how they impact our culture.
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" To get the most out of a summer experience, he suggests interns do two things: First, "find creative ways of contributing your ideas.
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Unpaid interns must support themselves with little free time, and the opportunity cost of working for free is higher than you may expect.
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If unpaid interns were compensated at rates closer to what full-time entry-level employees are paid, this paycheck would be much larger.
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A 2001 story in Vanity Fair captured Mr. Weiner, then unmarried, leering at congressional interns while presenting himself as an auto-parts salesman.
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In the case of one House office, instead of interns, lower-level aides wearing masks and gloves were sent to collect the signatures.
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Students and others from around the world compete to work as interns, helping with everything from raising puppies to emptying the fly traps.
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It operates in 15 markets around the country, with the size of the class of interns proportional to the size of the market.
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This day is also where the recruiting team matches interns with the teams that make most sense for their interests by asset class.
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Uber, for example, said it will continue its program for the more than 400 interns set to join the ride-hailing company's team.
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Dr. Adolph and Dr. Lyons met in 2014, when both were interns in general veterinary medicine and surgery at a practice in Brooklyn.
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Jay Rosen of New York University suggests perhaps sending interns to cover White House briefings, and the veterans to dig up real stories.
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She advises her siblings and former interns from the U.S. who worked for her in Singapore to consider moving abroad — especially to Asia.
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It was unpaid, and I don't know how I survived (pay your interns, everyone), but that experience opened up a lot of doors.
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That band (which later became Dr. Feelgood and the Interns) toured as the opening act for James Brown, Aretha Franklin and Ray Charles.
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The setting is the starter apartment of the codependent roommates Marie (Sadie Scott) and Jill (Juliana Canfield), publishing interns in the big city.
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I refer to the apprentices — and interns and non-Equity company and seasonal staff and other species of underpaid (or even unpaid) underlings.
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Interns in the Talent Development Department will have the opportunity for a hands-on learning experience in several aspects of the editorial process.
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Interns on CNBC's Make It website will get the opportunity to work for a fast-growing consumer money brand that targets young people.
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"We find that many of the interns start out fine, and about half get depressed by the end of the year," said Sen.
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Jared Kushner's speech to congressional interns that was originally scheduled for Friday has been moved to July 31, according to the House website.
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As they look back on their summer positions, House interns like Divine say that despite the struggles, they are grateful for the opportunities.
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When I can, I directly battle the locusts by offering anonymous sassy quotes to MSNBC interns, no matter the cost to my career.
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Most likely offices will split this money among many people, so interns may expect a stipend of a few thousand dollars at most.
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The hearing stopped everything in D.C. -- some interns were waiting in line since 3 AM to get into the hearing #comeyline -->pic.twitter.com/UhsjpKCQoA
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The committee has discussed improving the hiring process, paying interns, diversifying staff, and improving staff benefits — goals that may pose less political danger.
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But a couple of new selfies with congressional interns suggest one party at least looks more like the America it's hoping to lead.
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So, it's interesting that, as Ted mentioned, when we had all the millennial interns — and we still have over 250 interns here this year — but that they're familiar with Home Depot having gone to some other kids' workshop, which is really encouraging, if you think about just how that trend has helped us kind of grow up with this new customer base.
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But rather than grapple with why it consistently fails to attract nonwhite interns, the White House apparently decided to keep the picture to itself.
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From whoopy cushions and sneaking clothes pins on their clothes to &aposhazing&apos the interns and new staff doctors, he was forever a prankster.
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And then with my ace team of interns, all of us with our personalized tick-tock in hand, we started setting up the auditorium.
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In 2015, false rumors of the superstar&aposs appearance on the Hill caused packs of interns to rush to alleged sightings in the halls.
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I list them out, then got a group of interns in a room, and passed them on to the next generation of female workers.
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By going through those private messages, the security employees were able to determine that the interns never planned to go into work that day.
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According to the Pay Our Interns campaign, an internship in a major U.S. city such as Washington, D.C. costs students about $6,000 on average.
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Every year, I had learned, my boss took his favorite interns with him to the Cannes Film Festival, and I desperately wanted to go.
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Facebook says it hosts "thousands" of interns every summer for 12-week programs geared toward college students who've completed their sophomore or junior years.
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As of Friday, he received nearly 600 responses, 290 from new grads and 298 from interns, about offers received for start dates in 2017.
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When: Spring and fall interns are scheduled 16 to 30 hours per week (summer session ranges from 30 to 40 hours), depending on availability.
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Stevens was part of the Fab Five interns, who showed up to Seattle Grace Hospital fresh-faced and ready to take on the world.
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Sanders' campaign and its union previously established a $15 an hour pay for interns that was supposed to go into effect on May 2.
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The three interns will write blog and social media posts, travel to breweries and beer festivals around the world and make videos about beer.
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Stein reportedly had consensual sex at the office, started romantic relationships with interns, and repeatedly sought out sexual relationships with colleagues in his industry.
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The sponsors in turn get first dibs on potential interns and employees, prescreened for passion, skills (computer science is tops) and highly specific traits.
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Facebook's information security team became involved in the situation and used the interns' location data to try and find out if they were safe.
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In the first days of the summer of 1998, Goldman and two interns stood around in Whole Foods giving out samples of Honest Tea.
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According to the House website, these talks with "prominent professionals and influencers" are off-the-record and only congressional interns are allowed to attend.
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The demand for them as interns is intense — French companies offered 11,000 proposals for 750 internships recently — but so is demand across the industry.
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Kious was also the first author on a study from May that looked at medical interns who moved from low altitude to high ones.
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Commenters are showing their support for Sorelle, calling for a lawsuit, and even accusing the retailer of hiring interns to scan Instagram for inspiration.
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"Interns will come back multiple times to intern over their college career," and each summer, they are provided different types of experiences, Freaney said.
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Luckily, a patient boss, Ryan Ruggiero, and a handful of fellow interns wearing similar shoes made CNBC the experience of a lifetime for me.
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CNBC's Assignment Desk is seeking interns who will learn the ins and outs of what it takes to work in a breaking-news environment.
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The group also noted that of the current staff, two members are interns and a visitor services manager position has remained vacant since 2014.
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In return, he saves Jules's company and her marriage, teaches the twentysomething interns how to man up, and even scores with the company masseuse.
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Trump made a face, amid laughter from the interns, after the question about whether he thought Sessions should resign, which he did not answer.
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The couple, who are changing their surnames to Kamal-Grayson, met in 2011 as interns at the Harvard Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society.
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If the company does not have custodial staff, ask about relationships with other more junior employees such as interns, contractors, or junior sales reps.
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There is no reason why interns from every HBCU should not be filling the halls on Capitol Hill this summer and throughout the year.
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Carlos Mark Vera is the founder of Pay Our Interns and previously interned for free in Congress, the European Parliament and the White House.
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Niño is the business brains of the operation, while Hurtado handles design (working with two junior designers that started as interns at the company).
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Jacob Izenberg, MD is a psychiatry resident in San Francisco and a member of the Committee of Interns and Residents View the discussion thread.
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Healthcare giant Kaiser Permanente earned a third-place ranking on Indeed's list and was also recently ranked the best place to work by interns.
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The Labour Party came under similar criticism in 2017 when it was found to have used 80 unpaid, foreign interns to help it campaign.
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At no time did we find any evidence of forced labor and we can confirm that this facility currently has no interns working overtime.
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" The "something happened when they were interns" theory of their friction is the stuff of Capitol lore, but Mr. Hoyer dismissed that as "baloney.
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The artists were notified only after undergoing a thorough vetting process, which included performing background checks on every single one of their unpaid interns.
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