"black job" is not correct in written English.
It is not correct to use the phrase "black job" in writing as it can be seen as a racial slur. A more appropriate phrase to use would be "difficult task". Example: "I'm facing a difficult task trying to complete this project by tomorrow."
Black schools are underfunded; employers overlook black job applicants; the criminal-justice system is biased against blacks.
Various academic studies have confirmed that black job seekers have a harder time than whites.
The firm's accidental outreach to black job candidates last week resulted in a new secretary, named Dawn, sitting outside Don's office.
A federal judge in Ohio has dismissed a lawsuit that accused the Kaplan Higher Education Corporation of discriminating against black job applicants.
But in a lawsuit filed last month in Federal District Court in San Francisco, some Hispanic, Asian and black job applicants maintained otherwise.
Sending a sharp warning to employers nationwide, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued the Kaplan Higher Education Corporation on Tuesday, accusing it of discriminating against black job applicants through the way it uses credit histories in its hiring process.
Thousands of black job-seekers were flocking to the city, and white bureaucrats and the police were no longer able to enforce housing, zoning and environmental regulations.
Talk story about Richard Clarke, a Negro Employment consultant whose services are based on the premise that black job-seekers are looking for the same things in their work as are white job-seekers.
One way of improving matters would be to relax the current tight limits on immigration (imposed to protect black job-seekers) and welcome in people with the skills to create good jobs for the blacks to take up.The whole economy would also benefit from allowing private firms into sectors such as telecoms, power and transport, currently each dominated by a single provider.
The agreement, approved last week by Judge John W. Bissell of Federal District Court, came 10 months after the commission brought a lawsuit against the company on behalf of Sandra Burrows, a black job-seeker who charged that race and sex discrimination barred her from being hired as a driver or auto accessorizer at the service center.
The New Yorker, July 19 , 1969P. 15 Talk story about Richard Clarke, a Negro Employment consultant whose services are based on the premise that black job-seekers are looking for the same things in their work as are white job-seekers.
