Sentence examples for arranging job from inspiring English sources

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

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

His duties included arranging jobs for people on the Massachusetts Turnpike and having coffee with constituents who were willing to put campaign signs on their lawns.

But he received a "most severe warning" from the I.O.C. executive board in 1999 for allegedly arranging jobs for his son and daughter through the Salt Lake Olympic bid organization.

In a brief conversation, Mr. Lowy reportedly said that he was drafting a lawsuit in which Mr. Cipel would allege that Mr. McGreevey had sexually harassed and assaulted him over the course of his employment by the state and sought to silence him by arranging jobs, with the state and in the private sector.

Then she could arrange job interviews.

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.

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.