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Discover Ludwig"retain job" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an individual or group that is continuing to have the same job or job responsibilities. For example, you could say "The company was able to retain most of their employees and their jobs despite the difficult economic climate."
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On Monday the government released its draft plan for a new employment services model to apply from July next year, including new wage subsidies to encourage employers to hire, train and retain job seekers.
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"I believe it will help us to retain jobs".
New York, like other states, offers incentives to attract and retain jobs.
Establishing Post Bank would not only retain jobs but could also, we estimate, create 11,000 new jobs".
"We will look at anything, when it comes to negotiations, that will retain jobs," Mr. Ashton said.
"Maintaining the status quo of a terribly inefficient and antiquated parking system is not a way to grow and retain jobs".
Last month, the community board recommended that a manufacturing area south of Myrtle Avenue be designated an industrial business zone, to help retain jobs and fend off residential construction.
The governor's spending plan allocates $371 million for assisting small businesses and $285 million in grants, loans and tax incentives to retain jobs or attract corporations to Lower Manhattan.
Still, Mr. Pinsky said, "It presents an opportunity not just to retain jobs but to expand what Phoenix does in the city".
Would he decentralize the business district destroyed on Sept. 11 to the boroughs, or just do so for a while to retain jobs as he rebuilds Lower Manhattan?
The HHS waiver thus permits states to redraft their plans so that they can experiment with creative strategies to help single parents find and retain jobs.
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