Sentence examples for indicator of job from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the payroll survey is much larger and thus a more reliable indicator of job market momentum.
(No. 5 in 2010) One new entry in the top 10 was Austin, Tex., which made a move from No. 14 to No. 8, a possible indicator of job growth.
In countries with very low levels of educational attainment, the mean level of education may be a poor indicator of job requirements, and the statistical method may be inappropriate (Sparreboom and Nübler 2013).
Economists often cite the number of jobs created by the private sector as an indicator of job market strength.
Companies value so-called soft skills because research suggests and experience shows that these skills can be just as important an indicator of job performance as "hard" skills.
Only a few population representative studies data look at the relationship in the German context between fertility and job insecurity, or the more objective indicator of job instability (Kurz et al. 2005; Bernhard and Kurz 2007; Kreyenfeld 2005; Vondracek 2000).
The report's labour market barometer, a composite indicator of jobs market conditions, climbed to 63.2 in November - its second-highest level since survey data collection began.
The most frequently used indicators of job quality are wages and job satisfaction.
Objectives: To describe indicators of job dissatisfaction among amputee employees and to compare job satisfaction and health experience of working amputee employees with that of control subjects.
The objective of this study was to test the buffer hypothesis with respect to psychological (subjective well-being) and physiological (salivary cortisol) indicators of job strain, using an experimental study design.
Formerly unconnected lines of research have shown that both the perceived incongruence between personal and organizational goals and meeting self-control demands at work exert adverse influences on indicators of job strain.
