Sentence examples for jobs implications from inspiring English sources

As Michael Greenstone and Adam Looney point out ("A Record Decline in Government Jobs: Implications for the Economy and America's Workforce"), "we are in unchartered territory when it comes to government employment".

Congress cannot  simply accept industry estimates regarding economic and job implications of infringement given  the Government Accountability Office's clear finding in 2010 that previous statistics and  quantitative studies on the subject have been unreliable.

"Felony convictions have some pretty serious job implications for someone in Mr. Erzinger's profession, and that entered into it," he told the paper.

The district attorney in the case charged Erzlinger with two misdemeanors instead of a felony, noting that "felony convictions have some pretty serious job implications for someone in Mr. Erzinger's profession".

The Mayor has promised to look at the job loss implications for London, which the government could not even be bothered to assess".

Job design implications are discussed.

Job design implications for the HR manager and employee stress management are discussed.

Finally, governments and funding agencies should carefully consider the job-market implications of their burgeoning science budgets.

Teaches at Columbia University, testified before Congress in 2012 about the job-creating implications of the shale gas revolution.

Digital literacy is much more than the ability to use the internet or a smartphone -- this is just a small slice of the much wider problem with implications across individual job performance as well as entire systems like healthcare, financial planning and education.

Additionally, dependent student income from a summer job, or any job, can have implications on the parent's tax return in ways that range from one more return for the family tax preparer to lost benefits such as the possible loss of an exemption and other tax deductions and credits.