Sentence examples for experience job from inspiring English sources

Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrat of Florida, said, "There is not a single area of health care" that will experience job losses as a result of the law.

In the process, most regions would experience job growth, economic growth, more disposable income, cleaner air, better public health, and a less risky climate for future generations.

On the other hand, all but one state, Nevada, are predicted by Moody's to experience job gains between the fourth quarter of 2009 and the fourth quarter of 2010.

They are on average, however, less likely than men to experience job strain: Young people are the ones for whom job insecurity is the greatest, and they and low-skilled workers are also more likely to be in a position of job strain.

Even at the pit of the recession Bismarck has continued to experience job growth.

The VDAB keeps a register with information (age, education, place of residence, work experience, job preferences, etc).

So wrote one NHS staff member, a clinical psychologist, in response to the Guardian's Clock Off survey of stress in the public sector, which found that NHS staff are more likely to experience job-related stress than any other public sector workers.

Objective. To profile the characteristics of areas that graduating pediatric residents target in their job searches and to explore whether residents applying to primary care markets with higher pediatrician supplies experience job-search difficulty.

For example, referrals to mental health services should be arranged for those who experience job-related stress or emotional problems at the work places.

My resume, attached with the cover letter, provide you with detail information about professional experience, job-related skills, professional achievements, soft skills, and academic qualifications.

During that time period, the United States and New York State experienced job gains of 2.5 percent and 2.8 percent respectively.