Sentence examples for a starter job from inspiring English sources

Selling in traffic is also considered a starter job.

A starter job at Mademoiselle magazine turned into a position as head designer.

"I saw a Guardian advert offering a starter job for a graduate with the Press Complaints Commission, so I applied".

"They say this is supposed to be a starter job but really we don't have any other jobs to go to.

It might have been good for Randolph to have taken a starter job somewhere before coming home to Back-Page City. Back-Page City

You might have a starter job in the field that most interests you.

Rachel Reeves MP, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, argues the government should use today's budget to support Labour's compulsory jobs guarantee (any young person out of work for at least a year gets a paid starter job): "While today's fall in overall unemployment is welcome, the figures show 912,000 young people are unemployed and long-term youth unemployment has doubled under David Cameron.

No longer, she's concluded, can a kid from an affluent suburban community expect to waltz his or her way into a decent college, and from there back into an affluent suburban community: "The days when you could la-di-dah your way out of Bennington" and into "a guaranteed starter job in the industry — a job, not an internship — were gone".

That being in their feted world can only lead to more of that for you: that maybe you would get a new car for your 18th birthday, or have a gap year, or get a £100k starter job at your dad's firm, like David, her tall son who is a month older than you.

Every young person who has been unemployed for more than a year will lose their benefits if they decline to accept a guaranteed "starter job", Labour will pledge in its manifesto for the general election next year.

She said Labour's compulsory jobs guarantee would "offer a paid starter job to every young person who's been claiming jobseeker's allowance for over a year, work they'd have to take or risk losing benefits".