Not insignificant, the job also looked pretty cool — at least based on the many hours of "CSI" Allen had watched on TV with her aunt.
Not an insignificant task.
Two months ago, the Long Beach City Council, in a measure that some opponents said made the city manager's job insignificant, created a new post that duplicated many of its duties.
Hence a number of recent cases in which officials have been hounded and convicted, at huge expense, for insignificant offences.Could the job be done by another body?
But when you consider insignificant net new job creation and true nationwide unemployment at around 18% (including Americans who are underemployed and those who have taken themselves out of the job market altogether), the recovery seems gaunt.
He hasn't said how he plans to make up the lost revenue, and Democrats have blasted the cuts as too insignificant to stimulate job creation.
With respect to education, the NLH advantage is strongest at 1.7 percentage points—in jobs requiring junior middle school (9 years of education), much smaller (0.9 points) in jobs requiring senior middle or tech school, 0.6 percentage points in college-level jobs, and small and insignificant for university-level jobs.
According to Chen et al. (2013), data from CHIPS2002 is utilized to analyze whether pulling string affects income, and their results also show, using first-order difference model, that the coefficient of the way of seeking job is insignificant.
But jobs are jobs and the US's major construction union called the Keystone decision "shameful", adding that defining jobs as insignificant just because they are temporary amounted to throwing workers "under the bus".
They'll have their whole lives to feel overly proud or utterly insignificant because of their jobs.
