Sentence examples for Job longevity from inspiring English sources

"He is a professional, not in the financial field, with good job longevity," he said.

Bringing suit against one's employer is not a terrific strategy for job longevity and would likely only be used in the event of a company meltdown (e.g., Enron).

Most people don't know what to think when they find out I spent 17 years at Apple; in a time and an industry where job longevity sometimes seems counted in hours, spending that much time with one company seems almost impossible.

Translation: Employers sometimes equate job longevity with laziness, lack of flexibility or worse fear of change.

As job longevity becomes a thing of the past, employers and recruiters are beginning to have a different outlook on job hopping.

Since TalentSeekr already tracks the performance of its ads, it can also plug into applicant tracking systems used by HR departments to get feedback into how the people hired end up doing in terms of job evaluations, longevity and other factors.

If the stock market, job opportunities, health, longevity and other variables work in one's favor, individual accounts can be valuable supplements to Social Security in old age; if not, they may deliver far less than the savers hoped for.

Not too long ago, employers looked for job stability and longevity.

The presumption being, of course, that job security and longevity are one and the same, and that you can't ditch one without the other.

Canada is doing an excellent job of improving longevity in the very poorest urban neighborhoods, where a study showed that men experienced the biggest declines in deaths from heart disease between 1971 and 1996.

For example, conscientiousness is a key element of both job performance and longevity [ 1, 2].