Yes, I received adequate supervisory support to perform my job effectively. My supervisor provided clear guidance, regular feedback, and was always available for assistance when needed. This support fostered a collaborative environment where I felt empowered to take initiative and address challenges. Overall, it significantly contributed to my job satisfaction and performance.
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No. You have income.
Probably, if you are indigent and meet citizenship requirements.
It means your signwriter is either dyslexic or does not have an adequate comand of english to do an adequate job.
If you're in the US, yes, you can receive child support, although the court might not order him to pay much. If he doesn't have a job, doesn't matter really. He's still legally obligate to support his child, so the court would expect him to get a job (lots of kids go to school and work too). His parents are not responsible for paying his child support.
Yes, provided they are not too old in accordance with state laws. See link
depends on the state. i wouldn't say it is illegal, but if you are physically capable of having a job the judge can order you to obtain a job and if you have difficulty finding one you will have to submit proof that you are actively looking for one.
She is currently a Supervisory Special Agent (SSA). Her former job was the Media Liaison, which has now been taken over by Garcia.
What category of job are you looking for and why? explain in details.
a person doesn't receive a job offer from that company
You don't, unless they are on unemployment. In today's economy, a growing number of men running out of their benefits, this is becoming a growing problem.
It is a great deal of both. The lawyer supervises his staff and is held responsible for his actions and conduct.