Sentence examples similar to arranged job from inspiring English sources

The club arranged jobs for the players, and supplemented their income with off-balance sheet payments.

Then she could arrange job interviews.

The government has vowed to help them by arranging job fairs and by "urging" enterprises and government institutions "to create many job opportunities".

In December, 23,029 people passed through here to arrange job training, seek a new job or arrange unemployment benefits, said Keith Lucas, area director of the Midlands Workforce center, the official name for the place.

Network with others already working within the field to make new contacts and to possibly arrange job interviews.

Economic migrants are likely to arrange jobs before they arrive.

In exchange for bribes, he had been promising to arrange jobs at Bo Robinson and other halfway houses.

In Boulder she worked at the Youth Employment Service of the YMCA arranging jobs for local high school students.

A school may game the system by soliciting applications from students who stand no chance of admission, or by leaning on alumni to arrange jobs for graduates.

The former chief of the Beijing airport has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for taking bribes to arrange jobs and set up corrupt business deals.

Unscrupulous agents often charge exorbitant fees to arrange jobs; employers sometimes seize newly hired maids' travel documents; reports of physical and sexual abuse are not uncommon.