Sentence examples for scant job from inspiring English sources

Scant job growth will mean lower wages, meaning slower consumer spending, meaning less demand for new bars and clubs and stores and luxury apartments.

Indeed, the increasingly anemic job market comes on the heels of six years of economic expansion that delivered robust corporate profits but scant job growth.

Among economists, the sense is broadening that the troubles dogging the economy will be stubborn, leaving in place an uncomfortable combination of tight credit and scant job opportunities perhaps well into next year.

"What we are witnessing is the creeping casualisation of the teaching profession, with teachers increasingly being employed on short-term contracts with inferior conditions and scant job security.

Without any relevant job experience or only scant job history — or even just because your job history is aging — it's easy to feel like your CV can't sing or soar, said New York-based Patrice Tanaka, founder of Joyful Planet LLC, a business and career coaching strategies firm.

For taking the scant jobs in your area, you blame the Polish people willing to work for less pay.

Unfortunately, much of that hard-earned momentum was a casualty of the freeze as well as HB 483, which basically tripled setbacks for wind turbines and made future commercial-scale development unviable.The renewable sector is particularly lagging, in the E2 report showing a scant 1.5percentt job growth in Ohio far lower than the national wind and solar rate.

U.S. employers added a scant 74,000 jobs in December, the fewest in three years.

Things may not improve during the next ten years: Allegheny County, where Pittsburgh is located, has the oldest population of any county in the U.S. outside of Palm Beach County, Fla. Pittsburgh, which once attracted hundreds of thousands of immigrants from southern and Eastern Europe to work in its blossoming steel industry, will see a scant 3.52% job increase over the next five years.

There are no jobs because the jobs that exist will be occupied 'til death, and the scant offering of new jobs are picked up by people willing to work for even less or, as in my case, simply deleted when money runs tight.

Most prostitutes are middle-aged, with scant education and no job prospects or connections.