unsalaried in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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It also has the meanings of a volunteer, or an unsalaried trainee.
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The position is unsalaried, continuing the trend of paying little more than lip service to the notion of science communication.
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Workers in the informal sector are self-employed, unsalaried family workers or employees of small-enterprises, and they are generally poor.
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Their position is unsalaried and the work is unofficial, but presidents' wives have used their platforms to promote worthy causes, promote their husbands -- and, sometimes, promote themselves.
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They are fairly consistent in avoiding general unions and conventions, observing the ordinance of feet washing, and preferring an itinerant and unsalaried ministry.
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In many cases, the paid entry-level positions everyone and their grandmother are fighting for are precisely those that have been eliminated in favor of unsalaried internships.
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All workers were unsalaried, but the local mission paid for most of their expenses.
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They serve unsalaried by choice.
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Following the club's relegation in 2009 his director of football role became unsalaried as the club made a series a cost-cutting measures.
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However, he lasted for only one tournament before being demoted again, and subsequent injuries led to him falling back to the unsalaried ranks.
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