Sentence examples similar to fact finding work from inspiring English sources
It notes that those dropping their claim or being found "fit for work" are not followed up or tracked in any way to determine whether they are simply bouncing from Jobseeker's Allowance to work programmes to poverty or whether in fact, they are finding work.
The household survey may well be counting many people who call themselves self-employed but are in fact finding little work.
It is also conceivable that fewer people are registering for jobs because they have become discouraged about their chances of finding work; in fact, government statistics show that thousands of people have stopped looking for work in recent months.
Barriers to finding work include the fact that people with a visual impairment are less likely to hold educational qualifications, while they also face discrimination by employers, and a lack of awareness of help available.
And yet Lacey was still troubled by the fact that the woman will forever be a felon, and may have trouble finding work because of it.
In fact, for those who have been looking for work for 27 weeks or more, finding work appears to have become a more difficult prospect.
In fact, they're worse than useless - they take valuable time away from more effective ways of finding work.
Mrs. Kemunto had trouble finding work in December, the traditional month for the ritual, and she is resigned to the fact that the practice may die with her.
They had trouble finding work.
What if Ayman had trouble finding work?
"He's not finding work," she said.
