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Meanings of unpaid internships in English

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Usage of unpaid internships in English
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Campaigners are clear that they need to keep talking about unpaid internships.
The Guardian
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Students across the country are engaging in the debate around unpaid internships.
The Guardian
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As the labour market contracted, the number of unpaid internships soared.
The Guardian
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After all, the bosses probably went through a number of unpaid internships themselves.
The Guardian
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People will be encouraged to blow the whistle on unpaid internships.
The Guardian
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He had spent the previous year doing unpaid internships and looking for permanent work.
The Irish Times
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Careers services tell them that unpaid internships are the only way into certain sectors.
The Guardian
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The world of unpaid internships shouldn't be confused with work experience or paid internships.
The Guardian
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There is also support for initiatives to ban unpaid internships.
The Guardian
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Yet unpaid internships in MPs' offices are still being advertised.
The Guardian
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The American Cancer Society offers scores of unpaid internships .
The Guardian
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Lately, it's in cutting penalty rates for shift work and unpaid internships for young workers.
The Guardian
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In the so-called glamour industries of film, publishing and other media, unpaid internships are standard.
Reuters
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Fashion house Paul Smith and global advertising group Publicis are among other firms offering unpaid internships.
The Guardian
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Two years ago, then Labour leader Ed Miliband promised to end the scandal of unpaid internships.
The Guardian
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Less shaming but more typical are the three-month unpaid internships flagged on the Liberal Democrat website.
The Guardian
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Unpaid internships across language varieties
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