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Meanings of unpaid work in English

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Usage of unpaid work in English
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He has requested five-weeks' notice before teachers withdraw from this unpaid work.
The Irish Times
2
Mr Reeves has found unpaid work experience through a teacher at school.
Radio NZ
3
Several key activities are not counted, such as unpaid work in the home.
The Guardian
4
Some farmers offered them crops in return for unpaid work in their paddocks.
Radio NZ
5
The motivations for and functions of unpaid work need further research.
Pubmed
6
Only people from wealthy families can afford to do so much unpaid work.
The Guardian
7
She goes on to say unpaid work is worthy of visibility.
Radio NZ
8
It's also about failing to design the justice system around women's unpaid work.
The Guardian
9
If you do not have any paid experience, then volunteer for unpaid work.
The South African
10
Taufa said unpaid work is very much a part of Pacific life here.
Radio NZ
11
It's also hard to pay taxes if you're doing unpaid work.
The Guardian
12
The earliest opportunity was about five months later for a week of unpaid work.
The Guardian
13
Meanwhile, unpaid work is growing -a little understood side effect of climate change.
Reuters
14
Women have long contributed to the economy through their unpaid work in the home.
The Irish Times
15
Both routes would be considerably eased by taking unpaid work experience in appropriate organisations.
How to get a job in a museum or art gallery
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Indeed, what is legal when it comes to unpaid work?
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Unpaid work across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare
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