The phrase "a separate job" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task or position that is distinct from others, often implying that it requires different skills or responsibilities.
Example: "Completing this project will require a separate job to handle the marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "an independent task" or "a distinct role".
The creation of a separate job of chairman allows each of them to stay at the helm of his firm without running it day to day.
In appointing Mr. Darling, Mr. Blair also refocused the job on transportation alone, spinning off the department's previous responsibility for local government and the regions into a separate job to be overseen by Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott.
He said he was also told that he would be removed as director general of NTV, a separate job in which he managed the business affairs of Russia's third-largest broadcast network.
"I don't believe there is a separate job description for a woman," she said, although, "if elected, I will bring about efforts at promoting the interest of women in this society".
However if you are going to use Twitter for job hunting then remember to keep your activities strictly professional – it's best to set up a separate job search account and make sure that your profile reflects your professional life by including your job title and even a link to your LinkedIn profile.
After all, in his inaugural post, he tried to drum up pity for himself by claiming to have three jobs, using funny maths where each aspect of the same job – rightwing pundit – counted as a separate job (which led many freelancers and bloggers on the left to point out that most of us have at least seven or eight jobs using the Erickson job-counting system).
Straightforward, genuine, usable content is preferable – he encourages companies to set up a separate jobs portal for recruitment, for example – but even so, the change tends to be glacial.
By developing a separate job-related scale with an introductory question addressing employment, a field of great importance to FMS patients [ 5, 6, 46, 47] can be assessed in detail.
Dame Colette Bowe, Ofcom's last chair, tells a meeting that "there's a quite separate job to be done, which is holding the BBC to account for the delivery of its purposes.
That's basically a whole separate job in itself.
In these reduce-steps the results of the tasks can be consolidated by a cross-task operation right at the worker locations without having to start a separate "reduce" job after the preceding job.
