Anyone who wants to understand what's going on in employment will find Why Good People Can't Get Jobs a swift and persuasive read.
That is why there is still not a sense of panic about swift job losses.
To accomplish that goal, and continue supporting his family, he traveled with his older brother Herbert to Fort Worth, Texas, to take a job at the Swift and Company meat packing plant.
In the nicest possible way, "haphazard" isn't a bad description of Stanton's slightly drifting life until the point that You're a Bad Man, Mr Gum was published, with a string of casual jobs following a swift and unexpected departure from Oxford university.
"Swiff" also, of course, sounds like "swift" — the job will be over soon.
If a prosecutor so blatantly fails to do his job, surely there is swift and powerful punishment.
Some argue that the private sector will see faster growth, and job creation, if a swift consolidation supports looser monetary policy – keeping interest rates lower for longer.
The cumulative consequence of these episodes is that Dixon loses his job, but in a swift deus ex machina he gets another one anyway, and scoops up the prize of an attractive girlfriend into the bargain: thereby bringing to a triumphant conclusion the novel's treatment of its main theme, as flagged up in its opening pages: "the awful business of getting on with women".
Crosland and Roy Jenkins were given middle-ranking jobs with promises of swift preferment.
Gainesville's mayor reports the transformation in her city's energy market has been swift, with jobs and companies now flocking to take advantage of the guaranteed market.
