I hope to find a gainful employment that is pleasing to me. From Icarly.com
a lack of opportunities for gainful employment. u have been gainful
I hope to find gainful employment that is pleasing to me.
" John is seeking gainful emloyment"
My lazy brother got a job. Now he has gainful employment.
its a gainfyl day
A college degree will increase ones chances of gainful employment. Did you enjoy your employment in the fast food industry?
to look for more gainful opporotunities
only if the notary has no gainful interest in the document they are notarizing.
Many people believe getting a college education will help them secure gainful employment. The word employment is a noun, and some synonyms are work, business, position, and vocation.
valuable, useful, advantageous, profitable, helpful, favorable, gainful, salutary, worthy
to attract the foreigners and to create gainful employment and world class infrastructure
SEC. 21-23-20. Intermittent sentences for misdemeanor convictions.Upon conviction of any person of a misdemeanor in a municipal court of this state, the municipal court judge shall be authorized, in his discretion, to sentence such person to:(a) A period of time in jail to be served either on weekends only;(b) Other periods of time during the week wherein such offender may not be engaged in gainful employment; or(c) A specified number of days in jail with a provision for the release of such offender for the purpose of engaging in gainful employment at such times as the offender is actually gainfully employed, whether self-employed or otherwise.In addition, the court may, in its discretion, sentence any convicted person to split periods of incarceration; and the court shall not be required to order such offender to serve a sentence of imprisonment all in one period but may suspend the sentence from time to time.SEC. 21-23-20. Intermittent sentences for misdemeanor convictions.Upon conviction of any person of a misdemeanor in a municipal court of this state, the municipal court judge shall be authorized, in his discretion, to sentence such person to:(a) A period of time in jail to be served either on weekends only;(b) Other periods of time during the week wherein such offender may not be engaged in gainful employment; or(c) A specified number of days in jail with a provision for the release of such offender for the purpose of engaging in gainful employment at such times as the offender is actually gainfully employed, whether self-employed or otherwise.In addition, the court may, in its discretion, sentence any convicted person to split periods of incarceration; and the court shall not be required to order such offender to serve a sentence of imprisonment all in one period but may suspend the sentence from time to time.HUH? bjsinger 11