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Angliholic Posted 14 years ago
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You'll be fully reimbursed for your night work
The intern program is scheduled from August 5th to September 4th, and upon completion of the intership, ten interns will be offered a position at our company as official employee ... You will be fully reimbursed for your night work at a rate of forty-five dollars an hour.
Hi,
Is it the same to write "you'll be made up for your night work at a rate of forty-five ... " instead of the last sentence in the above? Thanks.
Hi,
Is it the same to write "you'll be made up for your night work at a rate of forty-five ... " instead of the last sentence in the above? Thanks.
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No, that won't work. Made up means fabricated or composed of or to make amends.
- No, that won't work.
- Made up means fabricated or composed of or to make amends.
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No, that won't work. Made up means fabricated or composed of or to make amends.
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I suspect it means that all interns will be paid for their time whether hired or not.
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