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casual
1. Biology another term for adventive
2. Biology another term for an adventive
3. Brit a young man dressed in expensive casual clothes who goes to football matches in order to start fights


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If, as we expect, people who are employed in fulltime permanent jobs obtain more skills development while doing their job than people employed as casuals and part-time, then this big shift in forms of employment will have a negative effect on the development of vocational skills.
Changing forms of employment and their implications for the ... by Richardson, Sue; Law, Vincent / Australian Bulletin of Labour
Often, employees other than full time employees work fewer hours, although with casuals this may not necessarily be so.
Employment Law - What Type of Employee Am I? by Frank Egan - LAC Lawyers / Law community
And our list of casuals will soon be in the hands of police forces across the country.
NET CLOSING ON CASUALS; We hand dossier to police by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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