Sentence examples for job pace from inspiring English sources

The psychosocial factors assessed in the literature have focused on both work-organizational (e.g., job pace, job control, and job satisfaction) factors and personal (e.g., depressive symptoms or anxiety) factors.

Even on a Friday morning, when most businesses are shut and most people are preparing for weekly prayer services, men looking for jobs paced the sidewalk of Tayeran Square in the center of Baghdad, at an intersection packed with the buses that ferried them in from outlying slums.

"IHome has done a good job keeping pace and growing their portfolio," said Ross Rubin, director of industry analysis at the research firm NPD.

Jeffrey Bussgang: Nice job, good pace.

Factor 3 (mechanistic) refers to job specialization, pace of work, information handling, etc. Factor 4 (perceptual and motor) describes visual and auditory displays and controls.

Mr. Botstein managed the traffic-cop aspects of the job well, pacing the score supply and keeping things flowing.

While some established companies are still cutting jobs, the pace of hiring -- mostly at smaller firms -- has clearly started to pick up.

If the U.S. continues its sluggish jobs growth pace it could drive incomes even lower.

Despite an unexpected jump in jobless claims last week to 313,000, economists expect the job-creation pace is continuing in November.

Since 2000, the state has lost more than 560,000 manufacturing jobs, keeping pace with the broader trend of a depleting corps of companies that make things in America.

Sit in on a typical day and find out how the job is paced, what's expected, how doctors are invoiced, and so on.