Sentence examples for face jobs from inspiring English sources
Encouraged by fratty local expats, Charlie Simonn Pearl) starts renting himself out for "face jobs": gigs in which Chinese companies pay him to pose as a generic businessman (or doctor, chef, film director, etc).
Although casting white faces has become less prevalent among the Asian diaspora community, in remote parts of China, "face jobs" or "monkey jobs" are still common.
They face job insecurity throughout their lives.
Anyone snitches – she rearranges their face, job done.
The overweight and obese, for example, face job discrimination and often earn less than their thinner counterparts.
The breadth of change promised by automation means that both genders face job losses over the coming decades.
If layoffs are necessary to meet Governor Cuomo's budget target, members of those unions could face job cuts if they refuse to make similar concessions.
Lecturers at Liverpool John Moores University face job cuts after the institution announced it would close its language and business information schools.
UConn continues to wrestle with its annual budget, and last year some faculty members and administrators chose to forgo raises rather than have the school face job cuts.
We must ensure that individuals do not face job discrimination once they leave prison and that they have the right to vote.
Other considerations also face job seekers.
