Sentence examples for receiving job from inspiring English sources

As he sees it, welfare recipients and others receiving job training will welcome the more streamlined system.

Moss will certainly be used immediately on punt and kickoff returns, and Edwards also expects him to compete for a starting receiving job immediately.

Japan's news media are now filled with grim accounts of how university seniors face a second "ice age" in the job market, with just 56.7 percent receiving job offers before graduation as of October 2010 — an all-time low.

An announcement that EU migrants would be blocked from receiving job seekers allowance if, after six weeks, they have no reasonable prospect of finding work, was clearly an overture to Ukip sympathisers and immigration skeptics.

A similar amount, 39 per cent, objected to EU migrants receiving job seeking benefits in any circumstances, while 33 per cent were willing to allow this after four years.

As more than 14,000 Bear Stearns employees watch the value of their stock sink and brace for firings, some of the 550 brokers at the company who handle individual investors' accounts are receiving job offers from competitors promising bonuses of $2 million or more, according to Bloomberg News.

Twenty-nine percent of men were initially hired in receiving jobs like unloading, which generally pay at least 20 percent more than cashier jobs, compared with 7 percent of women.

The number of people leaving or receiving jobs picked up in September, the Labor Department reported Tuesday, a sign that that the labor market may be regaining its health.

Obamacare seeks to build on the estimated 159 million people currently receiving job-based health insurance by mandating that larger employers offer coverage to workers or face penalties starting at $2,000 per employee.

Since 2000, the amount that workers pay toward family healthcare coverage has skyrocketed 84% [ 19] and 5 million fewer workers were receiving job-based coverage in 2006 than in 2000 [ 19].

Mr. Fakahany received job offers on Wall Street.