"replacement job" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a job that someone has been hired to do in place of someone else who was previously doing it. Example: John was unable to continue working due to health issues, so the company hired Sarah as a replacement for his job.
Meanwhile, the number of sexual harassment cases has fallen since the recent recession began, perhaps because workers could be reluctant to rock the boat because they know that finding a replacement job is so difficult.
Nasa's space station program manager, Mike Suffredini, cautioned on Friday that there was still "quite a ways to go" before future Robonauts make spacewalk repairs like the computer replacement job coming up Wednesday for the two US space station astronauts.
They won't have to contemplate finding a replacement job at Walmart for $13 an hour.
From 2012 to 2022, replacement jobs are projected at 34 million compared with 15.6 million new jobs.
"They got replacement jobs at higher wages quicker than workers who weren't trained".
There are thousands of jobs being lost in both the private and public sectors on Merseyside, and in the main there are no replacement jobs being created.
As of November 2010, only about one-third had found replacement jobs, either as full-time workers (26 percent) or as part-time workers not wanting a full-time job (8 percent).
So by "striking down" Nafta, but clearly dependent on creating replacement jobs (No country with a McDonald's can remain a democracy, George Monbiot, 7 December), Trump could repay one risk his voters took.
As his first cap, against Japan on the 2016 summer tour, was one of those blink-of-an-eye replacement jobs, it can probably be discounted, so his return is even more impressive.
When Apple failed to become profitable under Amelio and its worldwide market share fell to roughly 3 percent, the board of directors, in mid-1997, recruited a surprising temporary replacement: Jobs, for the first time the undisputed leader of the company he cofounded.
But those benefits will cover these workers for only six months, and replacement jobs will be hard to find at a time when hotels and other service-related businesses are cutting back in response to the lagging economy and drop in tourism.
