Sentence examples for job substitution from inspiring English sources

Yet if the subsidy was set far higher, there was a danger of "job substitution", simply providing a subsidy for employers to hire someone they would have hired anyway.

He paid jobseeker's allowance recipients extra for working, he ensured the work was for charities or community projects – no risk of job substitution – and the job market was rising.

Minimum age of employment regulation restricts one type of job, inducing substitution to other types of work.

Though it may be an underlying factor, common arguments against increases in the minimum wage have included job loss, labor substitution through outsourcing or mechanization, increased business costs, and higher prices to consumers.

Chromosome 14 is an important participant in this phenotype and the authors do an excellent job utilizing chromosome substitution to continue pursuing their research interests.

People from the rest of the EU grabbed a majority of the jobs, but the substitution effect with UK nationals was only at the margins.

Thus, the job of base-substitution mutagenesis appears to be shared.

The Fed used the B.L.S. estimate as its primary measure of inflation until 2000, when it decided that the B.E.A. estimate did a better job of accounting for the substitution of lower-priced goods.

There's a problem with penal substitution.

I am 30 years in this job, I've made 50,000 substitutions".

There are signs of IT-driven highly dynamic changes in the learning and working environment of the 21st century, with serious global social consequences similar to the industrial revolution, such as the substitution of traditional jobs.