sporadic employment

"She had a very sporadic employment record," the document says.

With the help of the Government and their fellow Israelis, most now have homes, few are hungry, and many have even found sporadic employment.

After he was discharged from the army in 1919, von Scholz sought work, finding sporadic employment in Klagenfurt, Munich, Leipzig and Tyrol.

In a lengthy suicide note Mr. Wasserman left in the home, he bemoaned his troubled relationships, sporadic employment and family problems, Mr. Sarubbi said.

There they lived in poverty, mitigated by sporadic employment, until in 1939 the sisters were offered small roles in a film starring Niní Marshall which would be released in 1940 under the title Hay que educar a Niní.

They differentiate between those with stable employment and income who have access to a wide variety of foods on a regular basis and those with sporadic employment who struggle for caloric sufficiency within the household and have low dietary diversity.