Sentence examples for frontline job from inspiring English sources

But the occasional half-day isn't nearly enough to understand the demands of a frontline job, or the real impact staff have on the public.

Ideologically, it's unlikely that the reshuffle will signal any particular shift, although Owen Patterson, the Northern Ireland secretary, may well be given a more frontline job.

Ever-increasing demands upon the health service's resources, combined with a slowdown in funding and frontline job cuts, have put serious strain on the nursing profession, according to an RCN survey.

But, if he wants to be a runner for Bank governor next time around, he's probably best advised to take a big, frontline job outside Threadneedle Street for five years.

Smith rose through the ranks doing the physical, frontline jobs.

Providing "advanced social work" status for experienced members of the profession in frontline jobs, starting early next year.

The prospect is to excise 5,800 frontline jobs between now and 2015.

We cannot afford a pay rise on top of increments – which disproportionately reward the highest earners – without risking frontline jobs".

As Elisabeth Bumiller and Thom Shanker of The Times report, the move means that hundreds of thousands of frontline jobs will now be open to women.

But he insisted the axe would not fall on frontline jobs and said spending on flood defences had been boosted by the Government.

The method is being used to great success for examining IT skills, such as database engineers, and European Union customs officers use it for frontline jobs.