Sentence examples for lifetime employer from inspiring English sources

That is different from those in earlier generations who joined their firms when the Japanese economy was more stable and where the assumption was that your lifetime employer gave you all you needed in terms of job training, he said.

Early-career scientists working under Bernal are told not to see UNESCO as a lifetime employer but, rather, as a place for a short career interruption.

In Japan, the need for graduate programs seems undeniable: lifetime employment is crumbling, employers are committing less time and money to training young workers, and social problems are becoming more complex, increasing the need for experts.

Already, as the post-war baby-boomers reach their 50s, Japan's lifetime-employers are carrying the cost of paying their senior workers over the odds in return for all the wages they forwent two or three decades ago.Making matters worse, at least for those who believe that Japan has to reform, are the political effects of an ageing society.

Contract-based workers do not hold lifetime employment and job-related benefits vary between employers.

Lifetime employment is crumbling.

WASHINGTON — All Americans would have access to "essential health care benefits," with no annual or lifetime limits, employers would have to contribute to the cost of coverage and the government would create a new public insurance program under sweeping legislation drafted by Senator Edward M. Kennedy and circulated Friday.

But it won't be their grandparents' notion of career security—a lifetime with one employer.

Information collected about lifetime work activities included employer, job title, period of employment, and tasks for all jobs lasting at least six months.

And the world of work has changed: rare is the company man that spends a lifetime with a single employer.

White-collar employees are highly unlikely to spend a lifetime with a single employer, and more and more are not employees at all in the traditional sense.