Sentence examples for favourable jobs from inspiring English sources
The lower-class Protestants who remained in Ulster competed with lower-class Catholics for favourable leases of land and later for favourable jobs.
This could partly be a result of a downward selection process, where those with a high level of absence drift towards less favourable jobs with lower opportunities for discretion.
Yes, other things equal a low tax rate and favourable business rules will have an attractive force on people and jobs.
Although we have no control group for the estimation of indirect costs, the evolution of the Spanish labour market has been favourable to job creation since the period 1996 until the time of the survey.
Nor are the circumstances favourable – promised agribusiness jobs are failing to appear, and industrialisation to mop up the landless is unlikely.
A less favourable outlook on jobs, a slowdown in the housing market and high fuel prices all contributed to the decline in optimism.
The knowledge and skills acquired in the education programme, however, will constitute less favourable preparation for jobs in the programme's domain than in the case of a narrow programme.
Finally, the employment conditions of paedagoger are generally favourable, offering a secure job with good prospects and a comparatively good salary.
Felipe Morandé, former campaign manager for Evelyn Matthei, the right-wing candidate who stood against Bachelet, said: "[Changing the constitution] will cause more uncertainty, which means there's going to be a less favourable climate for business, and then less investment and less growth and less increases in wages and jobs".
Job autonomy or control is thought to be a particularly important aspect of a healthy work environment in Western cultures, and is associated with greater job satisfaction and favourable biological responses [ 17].
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