Sentence examples for cumulative job from inspiring English sources

One is that while the duration of the job streak is impressive, the magnitude  is not; overall, cumulative job growth since the previous peak remains substantially weaker than in previous cycles.

As of Friday, when the Labor Department announced employment numbers for June, the cumulative job loss since Mr. Bush took office in January 2001 was down to 1.1 million, less than half of the 2.6 million jobs that had disappeared as of last August, when employment finally began to turn up, slowly at first and then more rapidly.

Michigan's cumulative job loss is just under one million, meaning 20% fewer people are at work than a decade earlier.

Thus, effects of cumulative job stress on incident disease have not been sufficiently explored so far.

Men are more reactive to a recent stress exposure, whereas women are more responsive to cumulative job stress (Table 3).

In bivariate analysis, a clear graded association of cumulative job stress with all five mental health indicators is observed, both in men and women.

The social impact of STW is best measured in terms the cumulative jobs impact of STW, that is, the sum of number of jobs saved in each quarter.

In six of the nine U.S. recessions since 1945, cumulative net job loss has been heavier after fifteen months than nine.

We used multiple metrics (cumulative, average, peak job, and peak task for total exposure; exposure by chemical form; and exposure by physical form) to characterize not only the central tendencies of the exposures but also their extreme excursions.

"We found that there is a cumulative effect of job satisfaction on health that appears as early as your 40s," said lead study author Jonathan Dirlam, a doctoral student in sociology at the university.

Age, sex, race, educational level, alcohol consumption, cumulative smoking, and job type variables known to be associated with these biomarkers were forced into all models.