secondary job

Sometimes, secondary jobs are performed by high school or college students.

Others in organized labor do talk of secondary job actions.

It is estimated that the base created a total of 2,466 secondary jobs within the local communities.

"We historically have put women in what are called subsidiary or secondary jobs," he said.

Members of other ethnic groups can be accepted only to execute one time or secondary jobs.

Moreover, women have lower incentives for stability since benefits of secondary jobs are less.

He also maintained a secondary job in the stationery business with his brothers.

The secondary job of the fire helmet is to protect from heat, and hence burns to the head.

As usual, they'd given me a secondary job whose priority seemed to exceed any of the primaries.

It is important to remember that security, especially for military personnel overseas, is not a secondary job.

Our secondary job is to monitor as much activity in the Reefs as possible.

The difference between primary and secondary jobs also creates productivity differences, such as different level of on-the-job training.

Yet, there is an unmistakable boost to local economies, particularly in generating secondary jobs that service the new companies.

Players pick a primary job and a secondary job which factor into the overall abilities of their characters.

Félix runs a barbershop for a hobby and secondary job off the field.

Sideline, a secondary job that someone works part-time in addition to a job they consider their main occupation.

The secondary jobs are mostly low-skilled, require relatively little training, and can be learned relatively quickly on the job.

He always exiled me to secondary jobs.

Her secondary job is translating his bad English into straightforward English.

Nigel had a secondary job in the exploration, teamed with a chap named Daffler.

The art world can be an unforgiving place to make a living, forcing many artists to take secondary jobs in museums, galleries and educational institutions.

Many Breitenthalers earned extra income - often as a secondary job - doing this, even though by today's standards the working conditions were very unfavourable.

It then became clear that this was against the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation's rules for secondary jobs.

On the contrary, secondary jobs are the ones with less skill requirement, lower wages, less promotion opportunities and higher labor turnover.

Economists call them primary jobs because they beget secondary jobs that cater to the primary employers and their workers.