Sentence examples for question of job from inspiring English sources

The question of job creation provides a quintessential case study.

The firm's lawyer, Michael O'Connell, however, said it was a question of job performance.

But Mr. Toussaint said: "The question of job security, it's clearly not between us and the companies.

Perhaps the way to job happiness is less a question of job title, and more a question of adapting to changing environments and needs as best we can.

Martina Sönnischen, a ver.di spokeswoman, dismissed Lufthansa's offer as "scandalous," saying that it still represented a small fraction of what the union had demanded and failed to address the question of job guarantees.

"It's not a question of job risk, but the particular task of room delivery is being taken away from humans," said Cousins.

For trade unions, it is a question of jobs.

"It is not a question of jobs or costs, but of Germany's future," he declared.

To people who say this is a question of jobs versus the environment, I say it's not either-or.

But Richard Halstead, Midlands regional director of manufacturers' group the EEF, says it was more than a question of jobs.

True to the prevailing atmosphere of employment anxiety, the talk among all of the fighters — carefully scripted, of course, by the show's writers — surrounded the question of jobs.