Sentence examples for heightened job from inspiring English sources

A five-week undercover investigation by Channel 4, broadcast on Wednesday night, claimed there were harsh practices at the warehouse, including a "three strikes and you're out" policy, intense surveillance and heightened job insecurity among agency workers.

Still, the 30s have also been found to be a time of existential crises, ticking biological clocks, and heightened job dissatisfaction.

As workers they face a heavier workload and heightened job insecurity and, with cuts in the provision of public services, there are fewer services to support them in their domestic and caring roles.

Heightened job insecurity, falling wages for less-educated men and the chronic stresses of economic deprivation all erode the incentive to marry.

GP-B in focus group GPs who had been involved in the care of patients with cancer found that this had been rewarding and stated that it had heightened their job satisfaction.

More companies are willing to offer assistance these days, especially as they deal with higher levels of employee stress from heightened workloads and job cuts.

Expectations that I.B.M. is about to cut 9,000 jobs heightened fears that technology spending would remain sluggish.

The globalization of the economy, coupled with the outsourcing of jobs from industrial countries, has simultaneously heightened fears of further job losses in the industrial world and encouraged rising expectations in emerging economies.