Sentence examples for supply job from inspiring English sources
CareerBuilder will supply job listings to the more than 90 newspapers owned by Gannett and become the online job service for those newspapers as well as the television stations owned by Gannett and the USA Today Web site.
They find large increases in labor supply, job search behavior, employment, and private insurance coverage in Tennessee following the disenrollment.
The importance of animal production in the overall context of human activity is undisputed and influences food supply, job security, income producing, as well as landscape and local ecosystems conservation.
McGuinness and Pouliakas (2016) assess human capital attributes (supply), job characteristics and job skill needs (demand) in addition to information assymetries and compensating wage differentials to estimate the overeducation wage penalty.
Several thousand more supply jobs depend on Saab.
Coca-Cola, for example, employs 20,000 people directly in the region, and 200,000 including retail and supply jobs.
"It's a working forest that will supply jobs for hundreds of woodcutters and truckers in this state and the employees of two paper mills," he said.
The historic and economic pressures -- to supply jobs and food; to make money from cotton exports; to trump one's regional rivals -- are just too great.
The plant employs about 9,000 people, half of Rover's work force, and provides supply jobs for more than 20,000 others.
The measures "threaten to drive energy-intensive industries, such as refining and petrochemicals, to relocate outside the EU with a correspondingly detrimental impact on security of supply, jobs [and] growth," said the letter, which was obtained by the Guardian under access to documents laws.
Less than a year ago, another report, from a private group called the Pew Oceans Commission, addressed many of the same problems, offered many of the same remedies and reached the same verdict: that the decline in oceanic health threatens not just the natural legacy we intend to leave future generations but our present-day food supply, jobs and public health.
