Sentence examples for perceptions of job from inspiring English sources

Perceptions of job security remain strong.

And the researchers warn of a "significant trend of increasing asthma incidence with increasing perceptions of job insecurity".

Service providers at inbound call centers answered questionnaires designed to measure their personal orientation towards optimism, perceptions of job stress, work/nonwork conflict, performance, absenteeism and intent to turnover.

We investigated the impacts of a classroom-based intervention, the Chicago School Readiness Project (CSRP), on teachers' perceived job stressors and confidence, as indexed by their perceptions of job control, job resources, job demands, and confidence in behavior management.

Baseline information was obtained from a School of Nursing faculty and staff about perceptions of job satisfaction, empowerment, and engagement in the workplace before the introduction of an integrated faculty and staff shared governance system.

The study adds: "The economic crisis in Europe, which started in 2008, has accelerated this development and has been paralleled by increased perceptions of job insecurity in most European Union countries".

Many parents' perceptions of jobs and careers have not changed since their schooldays even though some sectors have evolved and bear little or no resemblance to 25 years ago or did not even exist then.

A study by the Institution of Engineering and Technology found parents' outdated perceptions of jobs for men and women are discouraging girls from pursuing a future in the science, technology, engineering and maths (Stem) sector.

Millennials are now the largest group of professionals in the workforce, and as their careers advance, millennial hiring managers will significantly impact once negative perceptions of job-hopping and balance and prioritize securing candidates who find a financial and cultural fit with the employer.

In the second step, the perceptions of job-related factors were added; these may be possible to modify by workplace interventions.

The perception of job opportunities in energy can be changed through recruitment marketing and advertising messages, and also working with girls from a young age.