Sentence examples for job factory from inspiring English sources
Conjecture as to how this strategy would work in an automobile plant, each man doing a conscientious job; factory production would sink to ten cars a day; management would learn to cower among cost accountants when union stalwarts sent up the cry: "A decent day's pay for a decent day's work".
In terms of cool restaurant signifiers, it's not doing that bad a job – factory lampshades, leatherette booths, that whole kind-of-diner ethic – but the menu lollops all over the place: pizza, pasta, pies, burgers, fish'n'chips, chicken tikka masala, "famous" rotisserie chicken.
The problem no one could possibly have foreseen was that Britain's economy was just too successful – "the job factory of Europe" – and that hundreds of thousands of eastern Europeans had come rushing here to pick cabbages in sub-zero temperatures for 75p per hour.
The question all too often pondered, "college graduate or plumber," "mechanic or college," relegates college to a job factory.
These will be the job factories of the future.
Public institutions that function as job factories, run by cronyism and protected by powerful politicians, are nothing new.
Cameron now even boasts that Britain has become the "jobs factory of Europe".
Unable to speak English, she held a string of low-paying jobs: factory, restaurant and housekeeping work.
He said Britain had created 2m jobs since his government came to power in 2010, making the country "the jobs factory of Europe".
The truth is that Britain's economy remains relatively buoyant and will continue to attract EU migrants, legally or illegally, while it remains the jobs factory of Europe.
Meanwhile, workers here rejecting low wages are told they are lazy, chavvy and feckless when they refuse to be part of the so-called "jobs factory of Europe".
