apprenticeship contract

Apprentices obtain a special apprenticeship contract until the end of the education programme.

Workers engaged through the following schemes are to be treated as if they have an apprenticeship contract:

After progressing through the youth ranks he signed a modern apprenticeship contract in May 2009 having already represented his country at schoolboy level.

Blagrave purchased the remaining nine years of Hammerton's apprenticeship contract from Waverly in October 1629.

Meanwhile, having cut out on his apprenticeship contract to his brother in Boston, Franklin found work as a printer in Philadelphia.

This report disgracefully calls for employers to be able to terminate apprenticeship contracts should the apprentices be deemed unsuited to their employment.

Compositor "E" was most likely one John Leason, whose apprenticeship contract dated only from November 4, 1622.

The ship nurse, Ruth, convinces them to stop fighting, reminding the Pirate King of Frederic's apprenticeship contract.

His most notable ruling in this capacity was to nullify the apprenticeship contracts of the Freedman's Bureau in Kentucky.

After signing his first apprenticeship contract in 2007, Daly scored eleven goals before Christmas for the Under-18s, including three hat-tricks, and earned a call-up to the senior squad for the first time for the home match with Macclesfield Town.

If the individual is not engaged on an apprenticeship contract or participating in a government funded apprenticeship you must pay them at least the NMW for their age unless they fall into one of the groups who are exempt from the NMW.

Thus Beck asserts that Lorenzo de' Medici intervened in Buonarotti family affairs, and not only "would have encouraged" Michelangelo's reluctant father to allow the 13-year-old youth to pursue a career in art but also negotiated his apprenticeship contract with the painter Domenico Ghirlandaio.