"job commitments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to obligations associated with a job. For example, "I could not take on any additional responsibilities due to my already demanding job commitments."
Juggling a young family with job commitments.
We'll be discussing: Juggling a young family with job commitments.
It offers protection of current pension benefits for existing workers, as well as job commitments in all locations.
If parents are kept from providing guidance on schoolwork at home because of job commitments, they should at least learn about their children's educational options.
Since then they have juggled high-pressure job commitments and long distances; he lives in Houston, where he has two daughters, and she lives in Arizona and in Washington.
The union has agreed to a day-by-day extension at G.M. to complete the outstanding issues separating the two sides, including job commitments in plants, signing bonuses for workers and a pay increase for entry-level employees.
The former education secretary Michael Gove's job commitment was impressive.
Mr. Whitacre departed when he could not make the long-term job commitment needed to pitch investors on G.M.'s stock offering.
The Williams Institute, a think tank at U.C.L.A. law school, analyzed the existing research and found that "LGBT-supportive policies and workplace climates are linked to greater job commitment, improved workplace relationships, increased job satisfaction, and improved health outcomes among LGBT employees".
Survey questionnaires exquisitely designed and specialized in employee's satisfaction, happiness and job commitment were used and focused in this study.
In organizational studies, an individual's perception of P-E fit has been found to be related to job commitment and satisfaction (Edwards, 2008).
