Sentence examples for making a job from inspiring English sources

But, he advised, wait until a potential employer is close to making a job offer.

In any other part of the world, this would not be a good way of making a job application.

Mr. Wilders's party more than doubled its representation to 24 lawmakers, making a job in the cabinet for the nation's most controversial politician a real possibility.

This means that, for example, making a job offer or higher salary conditional on not joining the employer's auto-enrolment scheme, is not allowed.

1.            Job seekers will do more research Over 75 per cent of jobseekers say they value reviews and ratings from employees at a company when making a job decision, according the survey.

One of the very few things the last government did to make life easier for people with mental health problems was to introduce legislation preventing employers from asking about the health of an applicant before making a job offer.

'Yours' is more human, 'Fondly' is a trusty perennial which conveys affection but not devotion, and as for abbreviations, nothing beats the military's 'VR', short for 'Very Respectfully', which could do a lot towards making a job-seeker feel human and whole.

The survey also indicated that fewer workers planned to make a job change in the next year.

But Mr. Koogle said that Yahoo made a job offer only to Mr. Semel.

Something to be proud of, and you could make a job for your kids and your kids' kids.

I'd vote for the latter, personally, and make a job lot of her screw-faced tyrant husband.