More than 40% of interns are still unpaid — here’s the history of why that’s legal. (via CNBCMakeIt)
. At the time, the Portland Terminal Company offered an unpaid program for aspiring railroad brakemen that lasted for seven or eight days.
View of the main entrance to the US Supreme Court Building at the intersection of First Street NE and Maryland Avenue, Washington DC, circa 1944.As work has changed, so did the role that interns provide organizations. Over the next several decades, internships expanded among both for-profit and non-profit organizations.
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