Sentence examples for job expectancy from inspiring English sources

Last season 43 managers across the 92 league clubs were sacked and the average job expectancy has shrunk to little more than a year.

32 In the case of PHR use, job performance (expectancy) would refer to being able to self-monitor accurately certain health parameters.

Specifically, we study the effect of physician's perceived threat to professional autonomy [ 7], physician's level of involvement in deciding the implementation of CDSS [ 16], the physician's belief that the new CDSS will improve his/her job performance (Performance expectancy) [ 13] and the degree of ease associated with the use of the system (Effort expectancy) [ 13].

A variation on this theme is the "fact" that, in some jobs, average life expectancy after retirement is just 18 months.

Do we know why job loss alters life expectancy for those in these age groups?

Q. Phillip, how can one honestly determine how job loss affects life expectancy?

In Australia though, college isn't the American fantasy of unlimited freedom to party, drink, and fuck without a thought for your job prospects and/or life expectancy.

Again, the reasons for the different life expectancies between job types might not be straightforward.

On some fronts — graduation rates, life expectancy and even job security — men look increasingly like the second sex.

Mr. Kirkeby refers to his job as "preserving the life expectancy of the source material," and the material that he and his partners work with might include a one-of-kind recording of the heavyweight Jack Johnson narrating his 1910 title fight against James J. Jeffries, or the last known copy of Simon and Garfunkel's final concert tour.

A questionnaire was developed to integrate important job design factors from equity, expectancy, job characteristics, and goal setting theories.