Sentence examples for Job exchange from inspiring English sources

What happens at Yiwu's job exchange?

"We're trying to become a job exchange without becoming a bottleneck like Futurestep," says HotJobs Chief Executive Richard Johnson.

"The general rule," says Darien Pugh, who runs the Job Exchange on ChemWeb.com, "is the more specific a site, the more likely you are to look at it and the more likely you are to come across the information you need".

In January 2013, Sara participated in a company-sponsored job exchange, for which she moved to London and swapped roles with a journalist at Britain's biggest weekly magazine, Fabulous.

As a result, there are many people who are more than willing to help perfect strangers find a job, exchange contacts or give meaningful advice," says Michael Price, author of What Next?

We will also work out how we can develop a formal system of job exchanges between the two areas.

Keidanren, Japan's big-business lobby, has promised to hold a special jobs exchange for students returning from abroad next summer, tacitly admitting that Japan's traditional hiring schedule hobbles them: people are recruited in Japan to start work in April, which is during the academic year in America and Europe.

The two older men who mentor him (one begrudgingly) on their many pickups and deliveries likewise display a sense of decorum and on-the-job exchanges that suggest natural behavior, rather than a novel and thematically useful milieu.

They share gambling systems and superstitions, talk about their jobs, even exchange business cards, though it's understood that what starts in a casino ends in a casino.

-- -- offered her a job in exchange for anything.

The worker accepts a lower-paying job in exchange for a slim but real chance of a large, future payday.