Sentence examples for rejected job from inspiring English sources

The union again rejected job cuts in talks that broke off today.

We consider the general problem of scheduling a set of jobs where we may choose not to schedule certain jobs, and thereby incur a penalty for each rejected job.

A recent Microsoft survey showed that 70% of HR professionals asked have rejected job applicants due to unfavourable information found through an online search.

In the E.E.O.C.'s suit, which was filed in federal district court in Cleveland, the agency said that since at least January 2008, Kaplan had rejected job applicants based on their credit history, with a "significant disparate impact" on blacks.

Despite this trend, however, studies show that approximately 75% of job seekers find the sites too complicated to use successfully [Brown, D. (2004). Unwanted online job seekers swamp HR staff. Canadian HR Reporter, 17 7), 1 2] and that more than 20% have rejected job opportunities based on poorly designed websites [Pastore, M. (2000, March 29). http://www.clickz.com/showPage.html?page=330331].

A few days later, the interior minister, Anna Maria Cancellieri, said that Italians struggled to find a job because they were "mummy's boys" who rejected job offers far from home.

The objectives are to minimize the makespan, the total weighted completion time and the maximum lateness/tardiness plus the total penalty of the rejected jobs.

She said: "You have to not have turned up, not have taken a job, rejected jobs, not turned up for an interview, walked out of a job … there are serious things to get the highest sanctions – 0.05%.

The LinkedIn profile of my rejected jobs would be impressive indeed.

With rising incomes, families also have more capacity to support their young job seekers, who can therefore be more selective, rejecting job offers that go unfilled.

Small Business: Vote on a bill that would allow small businesses to reject job applicants whose main purpose is to organize workers and further union interests.