regular employment

Only about 10 percent of the program's participants find regular employment.

His first regular employment there was as a male model.

Most regular employment is in the public sector, as teachers.

"But I am in my regular employment, you must consider.

And for the other, a deep aversion to most any form of regular employment.

As part of her regular employment, she calls frequently on people who are in your situation."

Though very well known and appreciated in the shipping world, he had no regular employment.

In his late teens he found regular employment painting both works of art and houses.

This was the only regular employment he was ever to have.

He has no regular employment but several projects and a succession of jobs provide income for the family.

The first command is to shun regular employment and stop working.

Tom grasped at the chance for the stability of regular employment without thinking further about it.

Nor was he interested in learning a trade or in taking any kind of regular employment.

A new European deal requires the entire nation to look for part-time bar work in addition to regular employment.

She had hoped regular employment might have reduced Tom's taste for the bottle.

Refusal of work is behavior which refuses to adapt to regular employment.

Unable to offer regular employment, the company made interest free loans to employees to cover medical bills.

His poor eyesight meant that he was unable to find regular employment.

In later episodes, he often began a new job on impulse, without any mention of his regular employment.

The Bengals' regular employment of this offense was extremely effective.

He is not known to have held regular employment since and supports himself with "odd bits of contract work."

A vagrant is an itinerant person without a home or regular employment.

Jones also had regular employment at a sugar factory.

However, Mello was unable to maintain regular employment as an actor.

Due to health constraints, regular employment was not practical.