Sentence examples for career groups from inspiring English sources

The Civil Service has developed all of its posts into one of three career groups - corporate services (HR, IT, communications, finance), policy delivery, and operational delivery (job centres, immigration centres, security at any of the ports in Britain, anything that's directly face-to-face with the public) - and we take on between 200 and 300 graduate fast-streamers.

Because median earnings are being used, we have not been able to take account of the fact that some people in career groups earn significantly less than others.

Career groups, support groups and community groups of all sorts are forming with a "do-it-ourselves" spirit to help people find a new path in a new economy.

Find information from applicable trade organizations or career groups.

Ronningstam E, Anick D. The interrupted career group: a preliminary report.

The Office for National Statistics has provided us with figures for average earnings, broken down by sex, age group and career group.

If you feel that the predicted wages do not fit your own expectations then try a different career group and see if that provides a better fit.

The answers given are based on the median earnings in each age group and career group, which is the earnings figure at which half of people in the group are earning more and half are earning less.

Ernst & Young recruits many of the 3,500 college graduates it hires every year using a career group on Facebook, where it not only posts job information but answers individual questions from prospective employees.

In Ica, we completed four group discussions with 27 participants, while in Ayacucho, we performed six focus groups with 40 participants.>> We summarize in Table  4 the intrinsic motivations and incentives to work in a rural area by career group, in terms of relevance expressed by participants.

Careers in Theory – the careers group at the University of London looks at how to achieve and maintain job satisfaction.