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The temp team is very evenly divided between men and women, young and old."

Radio stations, which usually have much smaller staffs than TV stations, reported an average of just one part-timer or temp in the survey.

In Table 3, the equation for seed oyster growth "-19.49+ 1.97(Temp) + 0.12(Sal) + -0.036[(Temp).sup.2]" should have been written as "-19.49 + 1.91(Temp) + 0.012(Sal) + -0.036[(Temp).sup.2]."

Honestly, most of us call the temp agency, tell them how many people we need, when to report for the shift, and we're done with it.

Do you have at least one temporary worker, or temp, in your office?

Roisin O'Dubhlaoidh impressed the judges from the leading recruitment firm to land both the outstanding contribution award and the overall Temp of the Year accolade.

FORTY-ONE Christmas temps have secured permanent roles at the John Lewis store in Cardiff.

Reilly, who works in financial services at a private equity firm and has worked in human resources and management, supplies staffing services, clients, and temps with a guide to temporary employment.

After October, temps will be entitled to certain benefits from their very first day - after working for 12 weeks - equal to permanent staff, such as access to the staff canteen, crche, and car parking.

Facts-and-circumstances test: The first test, in Temp. Kegs.

The EU Temp Trade, a TUC report released last year, said the UK is one of only three European countries where temporary workers get paid less than colleagues doing similar jobs.

Why not ditch the permanent job, sign up with an agency as a temp and put the variety back in your working life?

She said: ``I started working on a temp basis 20 years ago because it provided the flexibility I needed.