Mr. Spano's proposed $1.3 billion budget calls for a 7.3percentt increase in spending over last year, and no reductions in programs, services or currently occupied jobs.
Math graduates primarily occupied jobs as "business, HR and finance professionals" (37.7%).
What if bringing in workers from Sierra Leone and Bangladesh rendered U.S. bases less safe, by alienating locals and occupying jobs they could perform?
Africans in many countries complain that Chinese workers occupy jobs that locals are either qualified for or could be easily trained to do.
Old and young shop at the same places and listen to the same music, so they might as well occupy jobs together.
They oversee the oil ministry; run the national airline, Yemenia; occupy jobs such as Deputy Prime Minister and Ambassador to the United States; and head security agencies that help quell internal dissent.
It's an experience that would be valuable for more Americans, especially since too many of those who go abroad — as diplomats, as businessmen, as soldiers, as journalists — occupy jobs that don't emphasize humility toward local people.
It's an experience that would be valuable for more Americans, especially since too many of those who go abroad as diplomats, as businessmen, as soldiers, as journalists—occupy jobs that don't emphasize humility toward local people.
It is not unlikely that a prosperous, more automated economy will make it possible for this split to persist into adult life: the Yahoos, on an essentially military model, occupying jobs; the longhairs, on an artistic model, devising ways of spending leisure time.
Andrew Card spent the last few years in the private sector, occupying jobs at General Motors and as a senior lobbyist for the American automobile industry.
