Sentence examples for an equivalent job from inspiring English sources

This job had once been part of Boswell's portfolio and indeed he had held an equivalent job years ago.

Businesses that employ 50 or more people are required to hire the person back at the same or an equivalent job.

They work 6 days a week, at least 8 hours a day for perhaps a quarter of the hourly income that an equivalent job in the U.S. would command.

And so if you left your job at a reactor in Grenoble and you went to Paris, there was an equivalent job, and you could build expertise, and you could learn from that process.

The fact that Britain's unemployment rate has fallen to its joint lowest level since 1975 belies the experience of thousands of BHS staff, who have struggled to find an equivalent job with a contract and regular hours.

But Mr. Rosen, who had been a business and marketing executive for a software company in Israel, could not find an equivalent job here during the bottom of the dot-com bust.

Adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine form the units that allow DNA to write the books of Earth's elaborately complex lifeforms.Curiously though, despite doing a seemingly equivalent job at conveying information, the prevalence of certain base pairs (G-C or A-T) in the genome is mysteriously variable, across both phyla and environment.

Today, someone with Draper's equivalent job as a creative director at an advertising firm makes an average annual salary of $133,641, according to Credit Sesame's analysis.

Carné's reputation may yet require an equivalent salvage job.

They are paid up to £5 an hour less than permanently employed workers doing the equivalent job and have fewer benefits.

Minnesota started this trend in 1982, and found that when measured by objective criteria, a senior corrections agent and a registered nurse needed to possess the same or equivalent job skills and should be paid the same.