Some bishops have provided work histories and even photographs of accused priests.
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The excellence of the service at Taverna 38 reflects their combined work histories.
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They were repeatedly asked about their birthplaces, family members, schooling, and work histories.
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Sheryl Sandberg has one of the most coveted work histories in the tech industry today.
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These free tools may be a good start, especially for people with straightforward work histories and retirement plans.
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Women and men also have different work histories on average and different career aspirations in the long run.
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We're currently testing a work histories feature to continue to help people find and businesses hire for jobs on Facebook.
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For instance, someone might be unable to qualify immediately for a mortgage due to credit issues or short work histories.
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The person said the group vetted allegations before making them public, by verifying work histories and obtaining supporting documents like nondisclosure agreements.
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Spousal and survivors benefits represented an attempt to provide for wives (and minor children) who had no work histories of their own.
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Triplebyte already has gone some way toward "solving" this by moving away from resumes and their emphasis on fancy schools and work histories.
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I could write a post ten thousand paragraphs long of all the new things people with nonlinear work histories are doing to get jobs.
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After years of exclusion, people with non-traditional work histories are finding new job opportunities thanks to businesses that are embracing more inclusive hiring practices.
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Alice Zulkarnain, one of three researchers behind the center's study, said the financial climb was rooted in advances in women's work histories and education levels.
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Independent contractors are completely shut out of the system, along with recent graduates looking for their first jobs and other workers with scant work histories.
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"Because women have such discontinuous work histories, they have lower income, they have lower private pensions and they have fewer savings of their own," Carr said.
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These two data sets have rarely been combined, which allowed the researchers to connect people's work histories with demographic data like age, education, marriage and childbirth.
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It ignores that men and women still tend to gravitate to different industries, have different work histories, and prioritize different job attributes when making career decisions.
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For more than 50 years, every state adhered to a nationally recognized standard maximum of 26 weeks of benefits for workers with substantial recent work histories.
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It also reflects the fact that as women have poured into the work force, they may qualify for Social Security retirement benefits based on their own work histories.
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The Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) of 1986 offered a track to legalization for millions of workers who were able to meet certain eligibility requirements and prove their work histories.
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Survivors' advocates said the release of the list was a positive first step, but argued the list remains incomplete given it doesn't include the clergy's work histories or the exact allegations against them.
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In the latest development, Facebook is testing a feature to let users create resumes — which Facebook calls a "work histories" feature — and share them privately on the site as part of their job hunt.
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To find out what some of those resume boosters are, we reached out to a number of career experts to find out what job titles they most like to see in candidates' work histories.
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In recent days, as many as 200 people of Iranian descent, some of them US citizens, have been detained at the US-Canada border and questioned about their political views, family members, and work histories.
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Still, advocates noted that the lists included few, if any, details about the nature of the alleged abuse or when it took place, and most of the dioceses did not include the priests' work histories.
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What it shows is that of 2.6 million background checks that ADP performed that year, 44% of applicants were discovered to have lied about their work histories, 41% lied about their education and 23% falsified credentials or licenses.
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They note the bill will require victims to disclose sensitive personal information online — full names, birth years, work histories, medical conditions and a portion of their social security numbers — when seeking claims, putting their personal security at risk.
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Another cable, sent two days later, indicated that consular officers should not begin asking for the 15-year travel and work histories until the State Department received authorization for those questions from the Office of Management and Budget.
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Researchers used data on work histories for 750 mothers and 891 fathers to assess the frequency and intensity of any occupational exposure before and during pregnancy for 16 agents that have been linked to neurological or congenital abnormalities in children.
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Older women are frequently in worse financial situations because their work histories are spottier — often because they took time off to care for children — or they were dependent to some extent on husbands who may no longer be alive or whom they divorced.
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It does, though, contain profiles of hundreds of millions of people that include home and cell phone numbers, associated social media profiles like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Github, work histories seemingly scraped from LinkedIn, almost 50 million unique phone numbers, and 622 million unique email addresses.
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The potential growth of the cannabis industry in the U.S. is evident in the work histories of new hires by Canadian cannabis companies that have their sights set on expansion, said David King, a senior portfolio manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments who has invested in convertible bonds issued by Canopy Growth Corp.
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Forcing our veterans to publicize their work histories, medical conditions, social security numbers, and information about their children and families is an offensive invasion of the privacy of the men and women who have honorably served, and it does nothing to assure they receive the compensation they deserve or prevent any future illness among our veterans.
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Doremi Music Publishing Co., Ltd., 15 July 2006. There exist undisclosed gaps in the individual members' personal work histories. And, until the release of the 2002 single "Yume mita ato de," Garnet Crow did not once appear on television.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers generally are not concerned by such findings. Many plaintiffs' lawyers believe that focusing on solvent defendants is entirely appropriate given that they have a responsibility to maximize the compensation their clients receive. Many plaintiffs' attorneys also argued that defense lawyers had many ways to establish different theories of exposure. Theoretically, this could be done by examining ship logs, work histories, etc.
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Gregory Hays, "Keeping Things Platonic: A new discovery of a possible lost book by Apuleius on Plato" [review of Justin A Stover, A New Work by Apuleius], Times Literary Supplement 20 May 2016 p. 29. In May 2018, it was reported that fragments of the lost work Histories by Seneca the Elder have been found on a papyrus scroll (PHerc. 1067).
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These homeless had extensive work histories and were largely free of mental health and substance abuse concerns. The Greek government was unable to commit the necessary resources to homelessness, due in part to austerity measures. A program was launched to provide a subsidy to assist homeless to return to their homes, but many enrollees never received grants. Various attempts were made by local governments and non-governmental agencies to alleviate the problem.
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In Canada, detectives may arrest the individual utilizing powers given to them by the Criminal Code. It is standard practice that stores require their detectives to have stable work histories and no criminal record. Common backgrounds include the armed services, fire and rescue services, security and policing. In the UK, distance learning courses in store detection are offered by many organisations and the store detective must be in receipt of an SIA (Security Industry Agency) license.
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The project examined 30-day work histories of locomotive crews prior to 400 human factors accidents and 1000 nonhuman factors accidents. SAFTE estimated crew effectiveness (the inverse of fatigue) based entirely on work schedule information and opportunities to obtain sleep. Over 1 million 30-min work intervals were evaluated based on data from five US freight railroads. A reliable linear relationship existed between crew effectiveness and the risk of human factors accidents (r = - 0.93), but not for non-human factors accidents.
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Syme, Ronald, The Augustan Aristocracy (1986), p. 242 Messalla was a friend of the historian Tacitus, who used Messalla's account of the campaign in his own work Histories. Tacitus described Messalla as an outstanding orator; in AD 70, Vipstanus Messalla, who was not yet of senatorial age, defended his older half-brother, the notorious informer Marcus Aquilius Regulus in the Curia Julia. Massalla's family's prestige was sufficient to sway enough of the Senate to reject the charges laid against Regulus.
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The new arrivals were issued with new names, new identity documents and meticulously concocted back-stories covering everything from education and work histories to marriage histories that could be used to explain why they were to be living alone and without any living relatives in the area. They received intensive training about how to fit in. You did not visit the "Supermarket" but the "Kaufhalle" to buy your groceries. East German language conventions might incorporate a few words of Russian, but recently minted terms from the capitalist west were not widely encountered.
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Typically an asbestos plaintiff is exposed to a mixture of products during a thirty year career in the building trades. It takes between twenty and fifty years from first exposure to the development of asbestos-caused cancer, so work histories, employment, military and social security records are used to help prove the plaintiff's exposure to various asbestos products throughout his or her career. Plaintiffs file suit or bring trust claims against all defendants whose products contributed to their disease or death. In a trial, the jury decides whether any or all defendants are liable and the value of the case.
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Polybius appears to have coined the term in his 2nd century BC work Histories (6.4.6). He uses it to name the "pathological" version of popular rule—in opposition to the good version, which he refers to as democracy. There are numerous mentions of the word "ochlos" in the Talmud (in which "ochlos" refers to anything from "mob", "populace", to "armed guard"), as well as in the writings of Rashi, a Jewish commentator on the Bible. The word was first recorded in English in 1584, derived from the French ochlocratie (1568), which stems from the original Greek okhlokratia, from okhlos ("mob") and kratos (meaning "rule, power, strength").
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While employees who earned $20,000 per year would have collected $775 per month in Social Security benefits, the private plan paid them $2,740 per month, at interest rates prevailing in 1996. While some advocates of privatization of Social Security point to the Galveston pension plan as a model for Social Security reform, critics point to a GAO report to the House Ways and Means Committee, which indicates that, for low and middle income employees, particularly those with shorter work histories, the outcome may be less favorable. This claim also discounts the fact that investment in private markets is not risk-free and private investments can and often do lose value. A person whose investments fail for whatever reason may lose everything they invest and enter their retirement years penniless.
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Jobcentre Plus was an executive agency of the Department for Work and Pensions of the government of the United Kingdom between 2002 and 2011.webpage of the Department for Work and Pensions (jobcentre-plus) Retrieved 2012-05-31 The functions of Jobcentre Plus were subsequently provided directly through the Department for Work and Pensions. The agency provided services primarily to those attempting to find employment and to those requiring the issuing of a financial provision due to, in the first case, lack of employment, of an allowance to assist with the living costs and expenditure intrinsic to the effort to achieve employment, or in all other cases the provision of social-security benefit as the result of a person without an income from employment due to illness-incapacity including drug addiction.(secondary supporting reference) A Cebulla,(National Centre for Social Research) N Smith and E Sutton Returning to Normality: Substance Users’ Work Histories and Perceptions of Work During and After Recovery British Journal of Social Work Vol. 34 No. 7 Retrieved 2012-05-31 The organisation acts from within the government's agenda for community and social welfare.
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