The phrase 'receive job' is not correct in written English.
You can use a phrase like 'obtain a job' or 'land a job' instead. For example: She is hoping to land a job in the financial sector.
Volunteers also receive job- placement support and preferential treatment if they apply for federal jobs.
They attend field trips to local employers and receive job interview practice, coached by industry volunteers.
The employees at the private insurance companies would be retrained for other jobs, he explains, and receive job placement assistance.
Fife council has pushed ahead with its mobile working plans by issuing building services staff with handheld devices to receive job instructions.
He says: "It will be interesting to see the outcome and how many graduates without 2 1s actually receive job offers".
One expert pointed out, however, that welfare recipients receive job training, child care and transportation -- all unavailable to people "hired off the street.
While some uninsured Californians eligible for the DACA program will enroll in Medi-Cal or receive job-based coverage through expanded employment opportunities, others will remain uninsured because they lack job-based coverage, are ineligible for Medi-Cal due to income, or have not been approved for DACA, according to the Realizing the Dreamstudy by three UC campuses.
Students graduating in 2009 will be fortunate to receive jobs, much less signing bonuses.
Upon graduation, one hundred percent of them receive jobs in the IT/BPO industry.
However, by June, Corinthian had still not produced anything to verify that students actually receive jobs after completing their degrees.
All PEs computing jobs of a PSC method would receive jobs from a specific submaster.
