Sentence examples for back on job from inspiring English sources

But the decision to quit means turning your back on job security, good pay and the students you love.

Chinese service sector companies told Caixin that activity and new orders both grew at a slower rate, meaning they also cut back on job creation.

By raising the work requirements, and by narrowing the definition of what counts as work, Mr Bush an avowed supporter of states' rights would nudge states closer to a "one-size-fits-all" welfare policy, and could force them to cut back on job-search and vocational programmes.

State and local governments, he added, have cut back on jobs and construction spending.

But since then they have been cutting back on jobs in America.

We urge Congress and President Obama to consider this idea to help jumpstart hiring and turn our focus back on jobs.

"This agreement will help our industry and the city get back on its feet and working men and women back on jobs sites," Mr. La Barbera said.

A survey of 129 council leaders by the Local Government Association (LGA), showed councils in the south of England were most likely to have cut back on jobs.

Be critical of corporations for cutting back on jobs in order to boost profits and report earnings and have stocks go up, when the patriotic thing at this point is not to cut back on jobs but to employ as many people as possible.

With the New Hampshire Senate race shaping up to be unexpectedly close, due in part to national issues like the Islamic State and the Ebola outbreak, Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is looking to place the spotlight back on jobs and outsourcing.

There, sure enough, he urged Congress to pass a bill to "put thousands of construction workers back on the job" – "on the job"!