Sentence examples for job providers from inspiring English sources

I long for a return to the days when job providers actually provided jobs, when people who were reformers contributed to the betterment of society, and when bullies were shunned rather than being elected.

In other words, the only time when revenue is not a good thing, is when it is used for the benefit of the American people and not for just the job providers (who aren't providing jobs if you have been paying attention).

It is class warfare when you lower taxes again and again for these "job providers" who never seem to provide any jobs.

If you go by the dictionary alone, it would seem obvious that "job providers" would be those who provide jobs, people who added to the workforce.

With each day that we hear national, state, and local candidates preach the gospel that we must cut taxes on job providers who never seem to provide any jobs and eliminate services for the people whose jobs have been cut out from under them, it becomes harder for teachers and students to buy into those traditional American values.

Programs that would help inner-city communities rebound have been cut to the bone or eliminated entirely, while the people who criticize teachers the most, are cutting taxes, promising to cut more, and stopping any revenue increases since those would harm the job providers who never seem to provide any jobs.

GM once employed 7,000 people and was the biggest job provider in the area for decades.

What other job provider of that magnitude, they wonder, would have its very survival held up by a state governor?

Among the ones under consideration are contracts to develop the business, or job provider, side and some to develop the job seeker side.

To put this number into some perspective, the health care sector, the largest private job provider in the nation, employs 13.8 million people, or 10.2 percent.

On the Standing Rock Reservation, for example, the casino is the county's biggest job provider, employing 376 people, and it has expanded six times since it opened in 1993.