Sentence examples for implicit job from inspiring English sources

I haven't quit Twitter entirely and tweeting still feels like an implicit job requirement.

And there is an implicit problem here.

By designing a set of career ladders for employees, the employer may reach an "implicit contract" of job security and wage insurance with their subordinates.5 Thus, the employees may get direction and signals, and provide commitment and effort in return (Crompton and Jones 1984).

Keep your interest in a job implicit.

Example: "how often have you considered quitting your job?" (3) Implicit assumptions of the question Some questions are biased because of an implicit assumption made by the question.

Although the president agreed to a minor delay in his major address on the economy and jobs, the implicit message will be the same.

The report also states "the presently available record suggests that Murray and Murray Energy solicited employees for contributions to individual candidates in a manner that further elevated the pressure to contribute, including the implicit threat that potential job-related reprisals may follow for not doing so".

China has an enormous surplus of labor, and everyone wants the protection of a government job with its implicit offer of lifetime tenure.

That's also the sequence in which the racism that had hitherto been merely implicit in his lack of job opportunities breaks out onscreen, when his busful of teammates is denied the use of the bathroom in a roadside diner.

Rather oddly, there hasn't been much discussion of formally extending something like deposit insurance to the short-term liabilities of shadow banks; but as it stands, there's probably enough of an implicit guarantee to do the job.

Recent research suggests that is happening in Ontario as those generally better insulated from labour market pressures, middle-aged workers with specific skill sets, were not protected from cutbacks in the aftermath of the financial crisis, despite job seniority or implicit lifetime employment relationships [ 43].