Sentence examples for negative jobs from inspiring English sources
"The employment data in the coming months should be more of the same, which isn't much, and if growth starts to decelerate more rapidly around the world, negative jobs numbers are more likely than not," he wrote.
If that happens, President Bush may owe a debt of gratitude to all the commentators who have focused on the negative jobs numbers, while playing down the other signs that the economy is, if not ready to boom again, at least starting to show respectable growth.
They give President Bush a net negative job-approval rating.
He asked the wife to go to bed with him and gave her negative job evaluations when she rejected him.
Here in America, a bill that would allow employees to merely request flex-time arrangements without fearing negative job consequences is malingering in the back offices of Congress.
But by repeatedly reminding employees that the Christian servant leader cherishes opportunities to provide cheerful service to others, Moreton argues, Wal-Mart transformed servitude from a negative job characteristic into a positive one.
Mr. Armstrong stopped attending classes at LaGuardia Community College for two semesters and took so much time off from work to deal with the court case that he earned a negative job review.
The big dog in the effort to drive up Obama's negative job approval ratings, the pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future, has invested $82.5 million in independent expenditures, mostly for television ads.
But the remaining eight governors with net negative job approval ratings are Republicans, including four who rode the Tea Party wave to power in blue and purple states in 2010 and now appear to be in some danger: Gov. Rick Scott of Florida, Gov. Tom Corbett of Pennsylvania, Gov. Paul LePage of Maine and Gov. Rick Snyder of Michigan.
For these participants (n=100), mentorship tension was associated with negative job outcomes.
The city offers below-average starting salaries to new college grads and negative job growth.
