Thank you for pointing out this lack of clarity. James is correct, it is a
paid internship in that there is compensation for hours, but no additional
benefits as it is a temporary contractor, rather than staff, position.
Importantly, it is not an unpaid volunteer internship, which many
internship p
The easiest way to clarify it, is by including a short section on
'compensation', and explicitely mentioning there is some financial
compensation available, but no 'additional benefits'? Right now, the post
doesn't mention payment of any kind explicitely, anywhere (I think).
Best,
Lodewijk
On Wed
Hey Lodewijk,
I'm not acutely aware of the details for this specific position but in the
interest of "probably" answering the question quickly in the US the term
benefits in that context is generally used to specifically talk about
health care, retirement, life insurance or other "fringe" benefits
Hi Jaime,
In the topic of your email, you mention 'paid' - but the description says 'This
position does not offer benefits.'
Best,
Lodewijk
On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 12:27 AM, Jaime Anstee wrote:
> Greetings Wikimedians,
>
> I wanted to quickly draw your attention to a new temporary contractor
>
