Sentence examples for jobs relations from inspiring English sources

In a reverse image of Jobs' relations with record labels, it is the film studios that are in the driver's seat when they deal with iTunes.

While he was on the job, relations were often less chilly.

South Korea is braced for presidential elections, with economic inequality, lack of jobs and relations with the North all on the agenda.

The injury they suffer is not only physical but also psychological, affecting their jobs and relations with other people, especially their families [ 80, 81].

"Remember that if a sector is hot, it will include public relations jobs, marketing jobs, accounting jobs and more," she says.

That is why some leave the business altogether, or head to related jobs like public relations or speechwriting.

He lost his job, and relations between the couple started to deteriorate, Ms. Camacho's sisters said.

Voters were divided over which candidate shared their values most closely, with slightly more saying that Mr. Obama would do a better job handling relations with other countries.

If so, they might well have expected to make a better job of relations with the natives than had the horrid Portuguese Catholics.

Christine Tacon hasn't even officially started her job overseeing relations between the UK's major supermarkets and their suppliers, yet she already has a long "to do" list.

Six in 10 Americans think the U.S. government has done a poor job handling relations with China — although things have improved since 2007 — while two-thirds of Chinese think Beijing is mishandling relations with Washington.