Internships
/ˈɪntɜrnʃɪps/
Definitions
- (n.) Temporary positions offered typically by employers to students or trainees to gain practical experience, often regulated to ensure compliance with labor laws.
The law limits the duration and conditions of internships to prevent exploitative unpaid labor.
Forms
- internship
Related terms
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Commentary
Internships frequently require careful legal drafting to distinguish them from employment relationships, especially concerning compensation and labor protections.
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