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Meanings of volunteering in English

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Usage of volunteering in English
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Employees can take up to seven days volunteering time off per year.
The Irish Times
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Attending work, or volunteering, if unable to be done at home 8.
News.com.au
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She said: This is our third visit to India volunteering for Rotary.
BBC
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For a moment Satsuki thought of volunteering, but quickly changed her mind.
After the quake: stories
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They are now busy volunteering on Covid-19 support activities night and day.
Radio NZ
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If you're organised a couple of months in advance then consider volunteering.
News.com.au
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When students start volunteering they will need a thorough induction and training.
The Guardian
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He was interested in volunteering his time, in whatever capacity they needed.
The Golem and the Jinni
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She had been planning on volunteering to help others struggling to cope.
News.com.au
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This is why I enjoy volunteering work so much, and my hobbies.
The Guardian
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Introducing ideas about volunteering into school timetables is one place to start.
The Guardian
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Sure, volunteering as IT director for the weekend doesn't exactly sound fun.
Wired
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The survey considers three categories: helping a stranger, volunteering and donating money.
The South African
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The site contains sections on volunteering, conservation, community development and studying abroad.
The Guardian
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Travel, volunteering, work placements and internships are all there for the taking.
The Guardian
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Thirty-five quid extra a week we got for volunteering for this job.
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Ireland
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