From 11.03 British pounds in 2006, the average hourly earnings for full-time employees increased by 2.05 pounds to give the latest 2014 figure.rom 11.03 British pounds in 2006, the average hourly earnings for full-time employees increased by 2.05 pounds to give the latest 2014 figure.
Confidence votes 196. A President may serve no more than two terms. Each Presidential term is four years. The maximum number of years a President can serve is 10. The President of the United States of America can be elected to no more than two four-year terms, for a total of 8 years.
Best Answer: Per the 22nd Amendment to the US Constitution, a President may serve only two full terms. If the President serves out a term of the preceding President, he may be re-elected to two full terms only if he serves less than half of the preceding President's term. If he serves more than half of the preceding President's term, then he can be re-elected to only one full term.