The phrase "advocated job" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a job that is supported or promoted by someone, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She has always advocated for job opportunities that promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace."
Alternatives: "supported position" or "promoted role".
Two years after completing programs tied directly to the needs of local industries suffering shortages of skilled workers in the South Bronx, Boston and Milwaukee, graduates were earning 29 percent more than similar workers who did not receive training, according to a new survey from Public/Private Ventures, a research group that has advocated job-training programs for low-income communities.
The governor's chief spokeswoman, Lisa Dewald Stoll, said, "There will always be those who advocate job-killing tax hikes to address the fiscal challenges, but history has made clear that would damage our economy, cost us thousands of jobs and hurt hard-working families across New York".
(Since then, Mr. Thompson has also been endorsed by the three Democratic candidates for citywide office: Bill de Blasio, running for mayor; Letitia James, seeking the public advocate job; and Scott M. Stringer, the candidate for comptroller).
Last month, Bill de Blasio, a Brooklyn Democrat trying to run for New York City's public advocate job, was briefly removed by the city's Board of Elections from the Sept. 15 ballot for a typo on the cover sheet.
Before becoming a Democratic front-runner in this year's race for mayor, Mr. de Blasio was an ambitious Park Slope City Councilman who scrambled into the public advocate job in 2009, looking to turn the often-overlooked office into a fierce champion of neglected communities and the downtrodden.
Mr. Mantega, who has advocated creating jobs by encouraging Brazilian companies to make substitutes for some imported goods, criticized Petrobras's plans to have new oil platforms built in shipyards outside the country.
He advocated creating jobs by investing in a "21st century infrastructure".
At first minister's questions earlier today, he stated, "the job of a first minister is to advocate jobs for Scotland".
He advocates for jobs that give people a path out of poverty--what some people call pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.
Puzder is the CEO of the restaurant group that owns Hardee's and Carl's Jr, two fast-food chains; he has broadly criticized minimum wage increases and advocated for automating jobs currently performed by low-income workers.
"I have never advocated being on the job impaired, and running for President is a 24/7 job and being President is a 24/7 job".
