unremunerated

On a part-time basis, I would do anything to help our football club, unremunerated.

The time commitment is around 10 days per year and is unremunerated.

Male heads of households pay quotas and provide unremunerated community service.

Unremunerated post though may claim expenses (registered 18 September 2001).

The Department has interpreted "substantially run by volunteers" to mean that 90% of the business' staff must be unremunerated.

Work might also be unremunerated given the difficulties of extracting contributions from clients.

All directors serve as volunteers on an unremunerated basis.

The guidelines state that they should ask about any job “apart from unremunerated appointments in noncommercial organisations”.

The Bank is non-profit taking and benefits from unremunerated capital, but it also has to fund a range of activities which commercial banks do not.

Nor can the fact that peers are unremunerated, some of them having sacrificed lucrative careers for public service.

This was an informal and unremunerated teaching and research position within the geology department.

Somebody has to do it because it is an important role,” says Grimstone of the unremunerated position.

Of course, such imports include remunerated donations and there is no evidence at all that they are any less safe than unremunerated ones.

Unremunerated poll agents are volunteer labour and are not election expenses.

It can change the oic is confident that the unremunerated work required in order to be so effected.

A care giver credit, introduced in the 1998 budget, partially recognizes unremunerated work, most of which is performed by women.

Clause 56 could put a terrific burden on the unremunerated directors or officers of a preserved railway.

Any assistance would be unremunerated but rewarding.

There was quite a lot of contention at earlier readings on this directive as to whether all donations had to be voluntary or unremunerated.

Of course we must encourage unremunerated donation.

He accepted the position after taking an unremunerated leave of absence from his information technology operations job for Hennepin County.

In the spring of 1895, Widney resigned after "four years of intensive unremunerated service to the university as its president".

A great part of Aldis's life was occupied in the arduous and unremunerated service of these institutions.

The Directive determines the following conditions for unremunerated trainees:

The medal was awarded for part-time unremunerated voluntary service in support of the war effort between 6 September 1939 and 15 February 1946.