Sentence examples for job seekers from from inspiring English sources

But that did not stop the job seekers from trying to sell themselves to him.

It has forced McDonald's to offer bonuses and brought job seekers from all over the country — truck drivers, frack hands, pipe fitters, teachers, manicurists, strippers.

"The boom in the tech sector has led us to hire job seekers from a range of backgrounds: poker players, bookkeepers, baristas — even women".

And yet South Africa, with the most prosperous economy in the region, is a magnet that draws a continuing stream of job seekers from Malawi, Mozambique and elsewhere.

A rise in migration to Germany as job seekers from recession-racked countries like Spain and Greece sought work was one of the few bright spots, and it will have to be re-evaluated in light of the new figures.

As home secretary he argued strongly for Britain to impose seven-year transitional controls on job seekers from the new member states but he was overruled by Downing Street.

Instead of trying to protect the unemployed job seeker from discrimination on the basis of their unemployment, create an incentive for hiring as well as honing the skills (or even the retraining) of long-term unemployed workers.

More recent data for New York is unavailable, but anecdotal reports from disabled job seekers and from the nonprofit and governmental groups that help them point to a worsening market.

Nearly 1.1 million people moved to Germany last year, with rising numbers of job seekers arriving from crisis-stricken countries and Eastern Europe.

In a country where young job seekers aged from 15 to 39 make up about 80% of all unemployed people, one school seems to be bucking the trend.

President and CEO James Beriker (who joined the company in November 2012) told me that although Simply Hired was founded a decade ago, it has recently been "the beneficiary of that movement of job seekers away from job boards and company sites, and towards search".