The phrase "a job setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the environment or context in which work is performed, such as an office, factory, or remote location.
Example: "In a job setting that requires teamwork, effective communication is essential for success."
Alternatives: "work environment" or "employment context".
That and a job setting up window displays for Ralph Lauren stores helped him calibrate his eye for artful juxtaposition.
Except for a few odd jobs, I had been out of work for nine months when I was offered a job setting up an offshore help desk, with the possibility of more such work to follow.
Scientists with a new-found interest in the world's carbon-dioxide levels soon learned of his work and gave him a job setting up monitoring stations in Hawaii and Antarctica for the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, in La Jolla.
*References should be recent, written for the purpose of your application to this program and from professors who know you as a student or employers who know you as a professional in a job setting preferably in a supervisory role.
*References should be recent, written for the purpose of your application to this program and from professors who know you as a student or employers who know you as a professional in a job setting preferably in a supervisory role.
A main goal of college education, as Walker recognizes, it to "learn how to learn," so that though certain material may not be applicable in a job setting, the process certainly is.
An employer simply signs up, uploads a job, sets a cash reward and sends it to their employees and broader network, a process that's said to take about 10 minutes.
On Tuesday, Lay's lawyer went on television and said he was not worried about Kopper's plea agreement in which he agreed to surrender $12 million in assets he received for managing the partnerships, a job set up by Fastow.
King, an amateur from a middle-class family, was able to devote time to cricket thanks to a job set up by his teammates.
But I discovered that those with a morning writing schedule fall into one of two further categories: The pajamas contingent and the make-it-seem-like-a-job set.
The writers and directors of the film do a great job setting up Allyson's character as an overly concerned "neat freak".
