Sentence examples for screening jobs from inspiring English sources
Back in October the public steadfastly stood with the Democrats on federalizing airport screening jobs, contrary to Mr. Bush's position on this very high-profile issue.
The guidelines published by the agency say that applicants for screening jobs must have a diploma or "one year of any type of work experience that demonstrates the applicant's ability to perform the work of the position".
"You don't want to say, 'Gee, your job is going to be gone,' and have a potential mass exodus" of workers who currently fill screening jobs, a Republican leadership aide said.
Kenneth P. Quinn, counsel for an association of the private airline security companies who will turn over their responsibilities to the government next year, said the repetitive nature of the screening jobs is often not a good fit for people with higher educational backgrounds.
For large-scale screening jobs, this scheme generates large amounts of input/output (I/O) file operations, which slows down the entire cluster system.
We developed a new parallelization scheme to improve runtime efficiency and modified the AutoDock code to reduce excessive file operations during large-scale virtual screening jobs.
Today algorithmic systems make decisions about people's lives — screening job applicants, personalized health, scoring loan applications, criminal risk prediction, and many others — using deeply personal data.
Despite suggestions that the airport screening job be handed to the federal government, no one has specified exactly what that would mean.
With college attendance more routine today it was than in the past, degrees are becoming a common, if blunt, tool for screening job applicants.
Corp. Couns., Nov. 1, 2006, at 29, available at http://www.metrocorpcounsel.com/current.php?artType=view&artMonth=Octobe… (discussing the legal implications of using Internet searches as a tool for screening job applicants).
WASHINGTON — The Federal Trade Commission assessed an $800,000 penalty on Tuesday against Spokeo, a data collector that the commission said violated federal law by compiling and selling people's personal information for use by potential employers in screening job applicants.
