Sentence examples for job shifting from inspiring English sources

Clinton's campaign, hobbled by low turnout, didn't do a good job shifting those patterns.

And older married women, for that matter, are staying on at the job to supplement the retirement benefits of their husbands, whittled down by layoffs, job shifting and pension cuts.

An Élysée spokesman said that in May, at the time of the incident, Benalla had been suspended for two weeks but allowedto stay in his job, shifting to more administrative tasks.

Tom's Place - in spite of its Chelsea address, and the fact that fans of Aikens' other establishments include high rollers such as Frank Lampard - is going to have enough of a job shifting customer perceptions as it is, without also having to persuade them of the essential rightness of the dishes on its menu.

"I had a summer job shifting furniture, and unfortunately had just got the leg of a Steinway piano stuck in a ventilation shaft when I clocked off early to catch this one, and don't regret the bollocking I got the next day.

Indeed, The HFD has found that newsletters as a group do a better job shifting their asset allocations than they do picking individual stocks.

As your job shifts to getting more work done through others, recognize that what motivates or influences you may not be how others are motivated or influenced.

Asking for a raise based on the market value for your job shifts the conversation from internal roadblocks to fair market value.

Now her daily routine consists of nine-to-five job shifts at fast food restaurants and laundromats, the advantages of her Yale degree negated by her undocumented status.

State-controlled RBS is axing more jobs, shifting nearly 300 back-office roles to service centres in India in a move that has infuriated the Unite union.

A local Brexit bankruptcy or the flight of a company, with jobs shifting to the EU, is, say pollsters, most likely to cause voters to change their mind.