continuous employment
noun[U]
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aperiodoftimewhen youworkfor the sameemployerwithoutleavingand withoutworkingfor anyoneelse:
Agapbetween two fixed-termcontractscan beconsideredas abreakfromcontinuousemployment.
Examplesofcontinuous employment
continuous employment
In addition, the condition ofcontinuousemploymentpreceding the flat application is reduced from two years to one year.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In 1813 he became general, and in 1814 retired from the service aftercontinuousemploymentfor fifty-nine years.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.As a result, his reputation became even more impressive, virtually guaranteeing himcontinuousemploymentfor the rest of his life.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Large-scale and foreign-owned agri-businesses adopt this practice to prevent workers demanding permanent status after three monthscontinuousemployment. 35.
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Therefore, it is important for us to understand whatcontinuousemploymentis.
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It must be their aim to create conditions of security whereby there will be reasonablycontinuousemploymentfor their members.
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I think they are entitled to ask that the three years should come ascontinuousemployment.
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The best schemes to put into operation are those which not only find employment now but when completed will findcontinuousemployment.
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When they do that, they are regarded as not having been incontinuousemployment.
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