Sentence examples for job surplus from inspiring English sources

One estimate projects the job surplus to reach 198,000 by 2014, with vacancies increasingly in professional positions.

With Ms. Link expecting another child in the fall, the couple took a close look at Dubuque after hearing about the job surplus and recruitment efforts.

Although 28 of the companies failed to meet their job targets, and at least four of those contracts were terminated, 25 reported a job surplus, which led to a total of 9,795 more jobs than the contracts required.

The community college system is at the center of many efforts to address the jobs surplus.

For Michael LeVere, 38, a database administrator at Wells Fargo who recently accepted a newly created position at Federal Home Loan Bank, the jobs surplus has been both a balm and a chore.

Conditional on landing on a private-sector job, the surplus of the worker is the surplus of being newly employed in the private sector; when landing on a public-sector job, it is the surplus of working in the public sector.

But there was also evidence that where workers are overqualified for jobs, the surplus education contributes to enhanced productivity, said Geraint Johnes, professor of economics at Lancaster University Management School.

"During the 1990's, when Chairman Greenspan worked alongside a president committed to fiscal discipline, the American people saw the benefits of historic job growth, surpluses and the longest economic expansion in history".

As rising unemployment and layoffs beset workers around the country, Iowa faces a different problem: a surplus of jobs.

As it enters the new millennium with restored can-do bravado, New York City has cut crime, welfare and taxes and added jobs and surpluses.

Some charities do a great job of redistributing surplus food from manufacturers to homeless shelters, but they can't collect all the food from supermarket bins.