Sentence examples for longstanding job from inspiring English sources

It was only a couple of years ago that Mr. Rudd quit a regular, longstanding job playing in a Catskills hotel band.

Most galling for drivers and the union, the new contracts, among other things, would omit longstanding job security provisions requiring new companies to hire veteran bus drivers by order of seniority and at the same pay rate.

Dr. Al West, a security director at Sandia, said that at least one Asian-American scientist, whose fiancee was from Hong Kong, left for a longstanding job offer in private industry "because they got tired of dealing with all the inquiries into their personal affairs" as a result of the new rule.

WASHINGTON High-techch firms desperate to fill longstanding job vacancies won't have to hold their breath much longer.

In return, the union preserved its longstanding job-protection provisions.

These young people have been the inheritors of a longstanding jobs crisis in America.

So Mr Jobs still needs to fix Apple's longstanding problem in its core business, which is that its global market share in computers seems stuck at about 3%.

Even among longstanding occupations, job growth is difficult to predict.

Neighbors said the family moved into the house in this working-class suburban community about a year ago and were recently left in dire financial straits when Mr. Vaughn lost a longstanding construction job.

There has been a longstanding problem of retaining people in social care jobs.

Meanwhile the new emerging high tech jobs of the digital age are being predominantly done by men, and there is still a longstanding problem of lack of black and ethnic minority police," she said.