"mainstream job" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to describe a job that is regarded as typical or common, for example: "I wanted to find a steady, mainstream job that would help me pay the bills."
The only mainstream job that requires no qualifications, competence or ability, mental or physical, is of course that of an MP.
And as a B-movie queen searching for a mainstream job, she also had to know this: She needed all the help she could get.
Whilst one in five mainstream job seekers will find work through the Work Programme as few as one in 20 of those furthest from the labour market will".
But Zac is not the kind who could walk into a mainstream job network provider and just get with the program.
It says: "The Work Programme, while delivering acceptable results for the mainstream job seekers, is letting down those furthest from the labour market.
Now, Mr. Kamowski said, about 15percentt of people who respond to a job posting have the right skills, compared with the 2percentt results he was getting at mainstream job boards.
Some, like Mr. Felisbret, stopped writing graffiti long ago and embarked on more mainstream jobs in the arts.
The same assessment will be made of Remploy Employment Services, the separate operation which helps people into mainstream jobs.
The state's benefit and job-search agency, Jobcentre Plus, which typically deals with mainstream jobs, is handling almost double the usual number of new claims.
Largely unspoken was the lack of pay, wage rises and decent pensions on offer in mainstream jobs culture.
And like Ms. Jiménez, many are holding down mainstream jobs, moving away from more traditional Gypsy livelihoods like selling cattle and other goods.
