The phrase "work in job" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
Instead, use "work at a job" or "have a job." Example: "I work at a job in marketing, where I promote products for various companies."
He then set the pace of the eighties art boom by buying out whole shows of German, Italian, and American neo-Expressionists — and subsequently selling off the work in job lots, to the indelible dismay of the artists and their supporters.
The strike this month is now likely to see thousands of schools in England and Wales close, with low-ranking civil servants in the Public and Commercial Services union, who work in job centres, ports and courts, poised to join the walk-out when their ballot is returned on Wednesday.
No matter what sector you plan to work in, job searching can be a daunting task.
Potential employers "want to talk about" her JST work in job interviews.
Although some respondents saw that having CLAHRC 'matched' work in job descriptions and job plans legitimised and protected time to do research, this did not work for some NHS managers in some organisations, who experienced an expansion in workload without accompanying protected time to do this.
Many New Yorkers work in jobs that require fashionable attire.
They work in jobs that add to their intellectual capital.
"But to work in jobs that respect their dignity".
Similarly, most Bitcoin owners work in jobs with wages paid in traditional currencies.
One study suggests that 3m immigrants in Germany work in jobs well beneath their technical qualifications.
In Russia, women are not allowed to work in jobs considered too physical.
