unpaid employment

One parent could also take unpaid employment leave until the child's third birthday.

Penalties and interest on unpaid employment taxes can build up over the years and, since the 1986 Tax Act, interest charges are no longer deductible.

Non-reproductive sexuality, homosexuality, female sexuality in general, and the temporary, part-time, or unpaid employment which is associated particularly with women, undergo a complementary exclusion.

Eager to show off his daughter's talent, John secured her unpaid employment as a table singer at the Eagle Tavern in Hoxton, where he worked as a waiter.

The PPS sale proceeds were disbursed at a time when the IRS was attempting to collect unpaid employment taxes from the Caremerica companies, as well as from Burrell personally.

Reasoning from 1973 census figures and making allowances for full and part time, seasonal, paid, and unpaid employment, these researchers argued convincingly that women formed more than 20 percent of the total economically active Libyan population.

Grey left university with no clear career plan and in the summer of 1884 he asked a neighbour, Lord Northbrook, at the time First Lord of the Admiralty, to find him "serious and unpaid employment".