Sentence examples for slack job from inspiring English sources

One of the Fed's worries is the slack job market, and there were signs of that in the report.

Last week, researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reported that a slack job market continues to limit the paychecks of U.S. workers.

Most of the pieces here, too, allude to her childhood, but, unlike her novels, "News from the World" is a slack job, the sort of thing that writers put together when their editors or their agents or their spouses tell them that they can squeeze out one more book.

Xinhua was not amused: Such blaming-China-on-everything remarks are as false as they are foolish, for it has been a myth that pushing up the value of China's currency would be of little use to boost the chronically slack job market of the world's sole superpower, not to mention to magically turn the poor U.S. economic performance around.

In this sense, a slack job market is the worst enemy of the middle class.

Conversely, the risk of persistently slack job markets is seen and felt by millions every day, and not just for the millions still unemployed and underemployed, but in the paychecks of the vast majority of the workforce.

Yellen may talk about the slack jobs report of earlier this month, the lower (6.6%) unemployment rate, the purported underperformance of the stock market in 2014, the Fed's plan for its asset purchases program or any number of other topics.

Part of the problem is the slack local job market, which absorbed 20,000 layoffs last year.

But employers, including Bank of America, are starting to pick up the slack: Planned job offers for recent graduates are up 19.3 percent from 2010.

In this phase, we exploit the stealing windows (ω 1 and ω 2 in the example) and the available slack of each job to accommodate the stolen workload.

The prolonged slack in the job market accompanying a U-shaped recession is also expected to keep inflation under control, Bernanke says.