"career position" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a job someone holds, such as "He currently holds a senior career position in the marketing department."
That followed disputes over whether the office of district attorney, a career position in many regions, was included.
The support I have gained takes many forms: regular meetings, great communication, senior staff being present, a lack of assumptions about what I will do, and workload expectations that are in line with my career position.
Resurrecting his group's fortunes might sound like an overly ambitious mission for an artist in Raekwon's precarious career position to attempt, but Cuban Linx 2 makes good on the promise.
She later took a career position at the Treasury Department working on financial intelligence, and served for about 18 months as the deputy Treasury attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — just as the Arab Spring was breaking out in the region.
Doxic aspirations could thus be described as idealistic aspirations: they represent the level of education or career position that a person would ideally like to reach.
It can be seen a signal from your inner being that until now, you've been playing it safe and it's time to work toward improving your career position.
Postal officials say they need to eliminate 220,000 career positions by 2015.
Mail volume has dropped 20 percent in the past four years, and about 200,000 career positions have been eliminated in the past decade.
The inspector general concluded that Ms. Goodling knew that questioning applicants to career positions about their political beliefs was improper.
UC career employees who have become graduate students may maintain their career positions at up to 100% time.
In her position as White House liaison for the Justice Department, Ms. Goodling was involved in hiring lawyers for both political appointments and nonpolitical career positions.
