Sentence examples for entering the workplace from inspiring English sources

And what's your career advice to a crowd of fresh grads just entering the workplace?

It's not N.B.A. money, but it dwarfs the starting salary of the average college student entering the workplace.

Dr Altmann adds that encouraging more over-50s back to work does not threaten youngsters entering the workplace.

Other red flags include a loss of excitement when entering the workplace, or suggestions from people close to you that it might be time to scale back.

The slow job growth in this decade has, at least temporarily, reversed one long-term trend, that of more and more women entering the workplace.

Experts said the rise in income was mainly a reflection of an increase in the number of family members entering the workplace or working longer hours.

The responsibility upon us now is to the young workers of today and to those entering the workplaces of tomorrow.

As part of the recovery, she has also been taking 15 hours of rehabilitation courses each week, which include lessons on anger management and re-entering the workplace.

For me, it signaled the end of my 25-year marriage, the loss of membership in the family medical plan and the necessity of re-entering the workplace at midlife after a long hiatus as a stay-at-home mom.

Re-entering the workplace can often cause angst or confusion among colleagues – understandably, it's difficult to have to pick up responsibilities from mums-and-dads-to-be, then hand them back once they return from parental leave.

Once they enter the workplace, the British are among the worst idlers in the world".