Sentence examples for Job contingent from inspiring English sources

A company you worked with or have interest in may tell you they'll offer you a job, contingent upon you passing the bar.

These are service jobs, contingent workers without benefits and significantly lower pay scales.

I first met Foot in 1983, as he led the "People's March for Jobs" contingent into Norwich and into the St Andrew's Hall, where he delivered a stunning piece of pre-election oratory.

The job was contingent on my finishing my dissertation and we worked as late into the summer as we reasonably could because we needed money.

One story circulating about the Rangers' search for a general manager was that Hicks initially wanted to hire Dombrowski but that Dombrowski declined because the job was contingent on his taking Fuson as his assistant.

Kuperman called her with an offer to pitch Levi Strauss & Co. — but getting the job was contingent on winning the account.

As of January, those who are able to prove that they have a job offer contingent on a driver's license can petition the court for its return — as long as they have negotiated a payment plan to pay in full with the collections contractor.

On that measure, it was more successful; Texas now leads the nation in windpower generation, and those turbines are hard to move.A third issue is that a state's ability to create good jobs is contingent on its ability to create jobs at all.

This was particularly true for immigrant and other communities of color, where more and more jobs were contingent and temporary.

"I got the sense my job would be contingent on how he felt I conducted myself and whether he thought I demonstrated loyalty," Comey said.

The hospital does screen for criminal records of potential hires after it extends a contingent job offer, but it says it weighs the relevance of any conviction.