Sentence examples for applicants for work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gregory, the electrician, said his union had hundreds of applicants for work digging ditches and laying pipe, starting at $10.88 an hour.

A Dutch neuroscientist raised the question whether a recent major scandal2 in an Amsterdam-based child day care centre in 2010 could have been prevented by the use of 'paedoscans' for applicants for work at child day care facilities (Kist 2011, Lamme 2012).

Job applicants, desperate for work, lined up to replace the fallen.

Job centers require that applicants look for work or prepare for jobs and pass rigorous eligibility tests before their applications are accepted.

An applicant for works must follow a robust process, which ensures that he or she appreciates that commons are special and must be preserved.

The number of applicants for social work degree courses has increased, as has their entry qualifications.

These required, among other things, that applicants for police work be able to run 1.5 miles in 12 minutes.

A secret film showing the training given to doctors recruited by Atos to assess whether sickness and disability benefit applicants are fit for work suggests staff are monitored to ensure they do not find excessive numbers of claimants eligible.

Secret filming of training given to doctors recruited by the private company Atos to assess whether sickness and disability benefit applicants are fit for work suggests that staff are monitored to ensure they do not find excessive numbers of claimants eligible.

Desperate times make for creative measures, and in the current job market a melee of electronic job boards, résumés sent by e-mail and lots of applicants for limited openings, work comes to those who scream loudest.

Chris Waterman, chair of the supply and teacher training advisory group, said a "perfect storm" of factors had led to the crisis, including attacks on the profession by ministers and Ofsted, a rise in pupil numbers, the decision to stop paying off teachers' tuition fees, and an improvement in the country's economy, which had led possible applicants to look elsewhere for work.