Sentence examples for language job from inspiring English sources

Carmen Alamo, a job counselor at a local employment training program, said of the working poor in this town that "they have all the barriers in their life: language, job skills, housing issues.

The bottom line is that a worker knows that if s/he complains s/he risks being dismissed and forced to look for another job in a country where the language, job culture, and even his/her own rights as a worker are unfamiliar.

Battle Creek community leaders also have used the Harwood approach to provide health, language, job training and youth education services for a particularly disenfranchised ethnic community.

The section on psychosocial health included questions on patient self-rated health, depression, exposure to violence, purpose of visit, provider discussion on psychosocial issues (i.e., mental health, stress, violence, income, work, language, job, or school), satisfaction with the received care, and patient intention to see a psychosocial counselor.

When right-wing politicians want to criticize regulation, they don't talk about "profit-killing regulations"; rather, they use faux populist language: "job-killing regulations".

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The association expects about 900 English language and literature positions to be filled over the next year, a 35percentt decline from the previous year; it projects about 750 foreign-language jobs, a 39percentt drop from the year before.

They say they have noticed an increase in inappropriate, slipshod or incorrect language in job interviews, mostly by job seekers in their 20's.

Second, despite similarities in language and job descriptions, there may be differences within the job-situation.

At the same time, Mr. Marcouch said, Dutch politicians were promoting economic integration -- language training, job training.

It wants stronger contract language on job security and is balking at higher medical expenses.