Sentence examples for looking for a second job from inspiring English sources

She said she was now looking for a second job to subsidise the expenses of working for Hermes, which have recently risen because of higher petrol prices.

Now working as a nurse's aide and looking for a second job, Ms. Wilson hopes to save enough money to go "far, far away from Far Rockaway".

She said she was now looking for a second job to subsidise the expenses of working for Hermes, which have recently risen because of increases in petrol prices.

"I have a culinary certificate, maintenance experience and a server's license, but I'm still looking for a second job," said Darrell Welch, 21, who lives in Newark and has worked as an usher for three years.

"They cut us back from 60 hours to 36" in July, said Henry Stallard, who works at a large fiber-optic cable factory here and was looking for a second job at the county unemployment office this week to supplement his income.

That will create an incentive to do one of two things: Don't hire low-income workers (hire a teenager looking for a job rather than a single mother, or hire a housewife looking for a second job rather than an unemployed breadwinner), or hire illegal immigrants.

And instead of liberal arts majors looking for a first job, a typical hire now is closer to the profile of Cindi Inman, 40, a former paralegal who prefers to work from her home in the small town of Greenwood, Mo., about a half-hour from downtown Kansas City.

"Entry level jobs is bit out of reach for us at the moment but we will launch a beta project with couple of universities in the autumn this year," he adds when we ask if the app is open to matching people who don't currently have a job or are looking for a first job.

We must promote and fund early childhood education including Head Start and promote government/private partnerships to reduce homelessness and create job training programs for those looking for a first job or changing jobs because of new technology.

Work backwards -- When people ask me for career advice, one of the first things I typically ask is "where do you see yourself in five years, ten years, and perhaps even ultimately?" When looking for a first job, this is something a lot of people forget about, since it feels so far away and less urgent than getting a job now.

The crushing math of poverty and fear fell away when I realized that I would not have to hand over my entire paycheck to the daycare, and might, just might be able to forgo looking for a third job to keep our heads above water that summer.