She can pay for groceries with a job she loves.
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I have never gotten so lucky with a job, right?
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So the judiciary finds itself with a job left half-done.
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One worker kept track with a job-hunting notebook, above. 213.
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The flexibility you get with a job like this is incredible.
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I could only do that with a job on the side.
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His efforts were rewarded with a job in President Trump's cabinet.
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I'm finished with just being satisfied with a job well done.
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I could pay to eat, but I ended up with a job.
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It started with a job interview and the signing of legal papers.
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You'd still have to be on public assistance, even with a job.
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You'll wake up in two days with a job on Fox News.
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This person did not end up moving forward with a job interview.
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She graduated last fall, with a job at an opioid-treatment clinic.
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"Instead, we'll have them start with a job program," Ms. Frank said.
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Q: What was your first experience handling your own money with a job?
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It was, in its own way, a tiny flying robot with a job.
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Let us gaze upon the majesty that is a dog with a job.
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"If it comes with a job I'm ready to take it," he ventured.
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So I don't want to minimize the potential problems with a job guarantee.
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Then I got connected with a job in the city in workforce development.
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After Kindel said he was leaving Amazon, Plaehn reached out with a job offer.
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More important, with a job in baseball, he could get tickets to the Series.
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With a job tending bar three or four nights a week until 4 a.m.
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Anyone blessed with a job offer, it said recently, should "promptly sign the contract". ■
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In theory, these F8 scholars could end up with a job at Facebook one day.
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Set up alerts with a job site so that opportunities start landing in your inbox.
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When we were acquired a couple of years later, the deal came with a job.
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He runs like a man with mission, like a man with a job to do.
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"Over time — society seeks equilibrium and everyone winds up basically with a job," he says.
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I fall asleep wondering if I'm going to wake up with a job or not.
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But her dad was hesitant, because he was hoping she'd meet someone with a job.
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Qian ended up with a job at the cloud services startup Clumio through the agency.
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Gray Matter A friend of mine once had a curious experience with a job interview.
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DeVaul had been accused of multiple incidents of harassment, including improper conduct with a job applicant.
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I, being cosmetically blessed with a job in the beauty industry, fall into the latter camp.
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A mom with a job could write checks for child care and keep her earnings, too.
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We immediately realize how many offensive things someone with a job like Eddie's hears every day.
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With a job this bad, there are only two attractive options: call in sick, or quit.
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He was a worker with a job to do, and he did it without much glamour.
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None of this is to say that you can't be content with a job unless it inspires.
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In fact, many are lucky to have a career, while most just end up with a job.
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More than half say they'd consider dropping out because it's difficult to balance school with a job.
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He came back after graduation with a job for an insurance company and a bug for photography.
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A skilled immigrant with a job offer in Canada, however, has a much easier time of it.
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After the election, Trump awarded McEntee with a job as his personal aide in the White House.
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There are a million guys who look like me, and I'm the only one with a job.
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When John Wallace, the former Knicks player, came to class, another student ended up with a job.
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So next time the phone rings with a job offer, go ahead and ask for a little more.
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By chance of a seating arrangement at a dinner, he wound up with a job at Salomon Brothers.
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One senior banker, still with a job, questioned how well the slimmed-down franchise in Asia would compete.
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All that said, to win reelection with a job approval rating that's 21 points underwater sounds far-fetched.
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He hung up his boots, and began a career in politics with a job at Istanbul's transport authority.
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Mindy, 24, is an aspiring actress and improviser with a job at a tech startup living in Chicago.
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Like her brother Danny (George Clooney), Debbie Ocean gets off on the thrill of getting away with a job.
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If you need a little inspiration, check out a career strategist's tips for dealing with a job you hate.
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It was about a single 30-year-old woman with a job at a local news show in Minneapolis.
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Now with a job and a Social Security Number, according to GMA, Kamiyah said she's looking toward the future.
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For some of us, artificial intelligence is scary because a robot barista means one less human with a job.
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Among creative projects, this field continues to lead the way, with a job growth of 49.6 percent since 2014.
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With a job approval rating at just 39 percent, Trump is grabbing media attention to fire up his voters.
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Among Americans with a job, nearly half, 49 percent, tell pollsters the tax cuts have not raised their wages.
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After eight months of heavy treatment, Freddy returned to the Sunset Strip, with a job at Mr. Mahoney's shop.
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Here's another, which starts with a job interview and ends with a depressing reminder of our own frail mortality.
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Anyone with a job needs at least one of these two things: a thermos for coffee and a business portfolio.
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But to me, equating motherhood with a job is one of those slippery comparisons that only ends up hurting women.
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Thinking she's helping, Paige sets up Cassie with a job as her assistant on set, but Cassie hates the idea.
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Adjust for those, and the employers added 190,000 jobs in October, which is not consistent with a job growth slump.
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He followed the gig with a job for Rosetta Getty in Los Angeles, as the heiress launched her first line.
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Mr. Perez supplemented that with a job bagging groceries at a C-Town supermarket, collecting tips in a small bowl.
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Ben is a programmer at Facebook; he's a pretty normal guy with a job at a company like anyone else.
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"Nobody with a job will lose a cent," the country's finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, said on BFM television Friday.
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A similar process could present people looking for a new career with a job field that suits their personality traits.
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" One former Reuters staff employee told BuzzFeed News, "He's not someone who should have been rewarded with a job like that.
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You'd spend more time doing what you love with a job in that function than with a business in that industry.
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If you're a woman with a job, this has happened to you at some point over the course of your career.
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She tried her best to hook me up with a job at a company that did interactive projection screens for ads.
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Koskinen said that anyone with a job is required to pay taxes, whether they are in the U.S. legally or not.
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With a job like this, especially in the feline breeding season, it's hard not to bring your work home with you.
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Luckily, an introduction to Bessemer Venture Partners followed, along with a job offer for to join the firm as an analyst.
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Afterward, with a job offer from Boeing, he settled in Seattle with his wife and college classmate, the former Nancy French.
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Perhaps he felt so badly about it that he would help her out now, so long afterward, possibly with a job.
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"The best welfare program is one that ends with a job and a stable, independent life for the individual," Ryan wrote.
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Still others are being rewarded for past service with a job that can pay $25,000 a month and bring lifelong benefits.
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Moving here with a job and a brand-new husband and a great apartment set us off on the right foot.
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Bernie Sanders seeks to combine large Social Security expansions with a job guarantee for any disabled person who wants to work.
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In his 20s, back in Paris, he married and settled into a bourgeois track with a job in the stock market.
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Some come with a job secured, while others show up in hopes that nearby recruiting agencies can get them an interview.
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A job placement agency set him up with a job as a dishwasher at Save On and he's been there ever since.
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When a family friend approached him with a job opportunity — helping out with some routine flying on a Cruise movie — Berl agreed.
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At the same time, many are forgoing the raises and ascents on the career ladder that often come with a job switch.
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A new Reuters/IPSOS tracking poll, released Friday afternoon, showed the president with a job approval rating of 75 percent among Republicans.
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In total, a majority of those with a job (60%) have gotten a raise in the last several months to a year.
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Shaketha Marion McGregor shared on Facebook her plan to greet her children with a "job fair" when they got home from school.
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It begins with a job interview where three percenters grill the newcomers to an emotional breaking point to see how they'll react.
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Marina Keegan was one of Yale's top students, with a job waiting for her at The New Yorker after her senior year.
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Even with a job I like and a good family and social life, I spend most of my free time questioning everything.
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You are responsible for the angle, the exposure, the audio levels — you're a technician with a job to do that requires focus.
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I'm assuming this is the last of the centennial votes, and if so, the league went out with a job well done.
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Geoffrey Soriano had been a lawyer in private practice in Somerville with a job as the municipal prosecutor in Branchburg and North Plainfield.
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Under the new rules, missing an appointment with a job councillor would incur a 15-day benefit penalty, down from two months now.
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He was an amateur boxer and mixed martial arts fighter, an excellent athlete, with a job interview planned just days after his death.
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Recently, I spoke with a job seeker from the IT world who asked me about writing up the "skills" section of his résumé.
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Check out the 4-step strategy for dealing with a job you hate, from a former Google career coach Video by Richard Washington.
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Karen is everything Beck isn't, which is to say she's an interesting, self-assured woman with a job and readily observable positive qualities.
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In Canada, the points system has been reworked so that any skilled applicant with a job offer scores higher than any applicant without.
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Recently, while living in Montreal, I asked a friend to hook me up with a job at a bar where she was managing.
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Even speaking with a professional with a job you'd love to have can be extremely rewarding and point you in the right direction.
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I'm a twenty-one-year-old college student with a job, so I barely have enough time for my closest friends right now.
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Today the proportion of 15- to 64-year-olds with a job is at a record high in two-thirds of OECD countries.
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Now most Americans get their insurance through their employer, and, culturally, health insurance is thought of as a benefit that comes with a job.
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She also wants to create a detox centre with a job-training programme, and promote economic development by giving residents access to wireless broadband.
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To increase the percentage of candidates who end up with a job, the Senate introduced the Boots on the Border Act earlier this year.
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But an impressive 91% of students leave Baiyun University with a job to go to, compared with 85% for all places of higher learning.
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However, even those that do not pursue further restaurant industry training or a business degree could find themselves with a job with the company.
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He fulfilled that calling, he said, with a job as a safety officer for a federal hospital that serves tribal nations in New Mexico.
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"Yahoo is where you start," Jeff Mallett, the company's first chief operating officer, explained during a 1996 interview with a job candidate, Dan Finnigan.
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"Those who decided this system never faced problems of balancing housework and child care with a job," Keiko Ota, a lawyer, said on Twitter.
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With a job growth rate of 49%, film and video editors with their sights set on working in Georgia will be in good company.
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Despite low unemployment, for example, the share of Americans ages of 25 to 55 with a job still hasn't recovered to its 1999 level.
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He was released from prison in 2012, but even with a job as an aviation mechanic, he's had trouble finding a home, he said.
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And considering just how much money is on the table with a job in the field, we think 34 bucks is money well spent.
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They're so driven to find a well-paying job by the time they graduate — to get a job, to leave college with a job.
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This makes sense when you think about how truckers keep their trucks, but usually leave the cargo trailers behind when they're done with a job.
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But the email address has been, and will continue to be, the first part of establishing an identity online, especially for anyone with a job.
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The Kardashians offered a new level of reality TV exposure in 2009 with a job at the boutique Dash in Kourtney and Khloé Take Miami.
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As a recent college graduate with a job in my desired industry, I can tell you that internships can definitely make you or break you.
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Today, at 30 and with a job in the video game industry, she says she looks back at her princess era with only good memories.
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While 83.3 percent of Yale Law grads had a job lined up, a whopping 94.6 percent of University of Pennsylvania students graduated with a job.
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Under this model, our elected representatives would face the same workplace pressures those of us with a job do every day – perform or get no pay.
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She could begin anew: older, wiser, and with a job at a catering company that paid $227 an hour, a good bump from her last one.
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The big picture: Oscar will use the money on technology and to expand into Medicare Advantage, which the company previewed with a job posting last year.
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The proportion of the population that is in the labor force was unchanged, as was the proportion of the United States adult population with a job.
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The last comedy completed by A. R. Gurney, who died last year, begins as so many early chapters of adult lives do — with a job interview.
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In terms of how to deal with a job or a situation where you do need to have people get in touch with you, two ideas.
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But after Mr. Trump's election, he was dismissed as head of his transition team, and he did not end up with a job in the administration.
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In fact, right after he graduated from Clark Atlanta, she'd hooked him up with a job as the press secretary for an L.A. councilman, Nate Holden.
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For example, when I moved to a new city with a job as a server, it was extremely stressful -- really, next to impossible -- to find housing.
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"This being SWAT, they ate the cookies, made fun of each other, and went home to their families, quietly satisfied with a job well done," he wrote.
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Tom Sherbourne (Fassbender) has returned to Australia after fighting in World War I. Seeking solace and silence, he winds up with a job as a lighthouse keeper.
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The highs and lows balance out, and I've learned to deal with rejection and disappointment in healthier ways, and stick with a job even when it's challenging.
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So Aquileo chums it up long enough to make a respectable exit, then hops back on his motorcycle and speeds off, satisfied with a job well done.
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In fact, having different outside hobbies and interests not only boosts your productivity and work, but can help you deal with a job you dislike, research shows.
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Looking at the respondents as a whole, a majority of those with a job (60%) have gotten a raise in the last several months to a year.
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After finishing high school, he hoped to support himself with a job in the city so that he could save up to study to become an engineer.
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"Everyone else would walk away with a job in the United States Army, and I would walk away with just more student loan debt," Mr. Talbott said.
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"If I had been waiting for the country to provide me with a job, I would have been unemployed at home for eight years now," she said.
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"If I had been waiting for the country to provide me with a job, I would have been unemployed at home for eight years now," she said.
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People take pride in the things they make, in serving their communities in hospitals or schools, in making their contribution to society with a job well done.
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Because they are sponsored by a John Deere dealership, where the students work for half the program, most graduate in two years with a job in hand.
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Right. I mean, not just radicals, because we're seeing this ... So yes, we need to uncouple our job from all the things that go along with a job.
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Firefighters and EMTs will still be subjected to drug tests, as will anyone with a job that "could adversely affect the safety of others" in the employer's eyes.
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But you're an adult now, with a job and disposable income, so why not finally treat yourself to those top-tier items your parents would have scoffed at?
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Harvard Extension School is mostly for nontraditional learners, be it someone with a job or who's not in the age range of a typical college student, Moral said.
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The rise of the number of people with a job between March and June marked the 10th consecutive quarter of growth in employment levels in the euro zone.
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Similarly, the establishment of the Mississippi Works Fund sends a clear signal to the manufacturing community our state is serious about supplying companies with a job-ready workforce.
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Living in a small apartment with a job that sends me home with products to test every day, I've never appreciated hidden opportunities for increased space so much.
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The proportion of the adult population in the labor force and the proportion of the population with a job are both up half a percentage point since September.
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An even broader gauge of labor market health, the percentage of working-age Americans with a job, increased to 60.4 percent last month from 0003 percent in January.
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At first she supported herself with a job selling train tickets at the old Penn Station, but before long she was working at the New York Public Library.
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A parent with a job can log on after putting the kids to bed at night, rather than hunt for a parking spot to make a 10 a.m.
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It illustrates a series of projections the Congressional Budget Office has made over the years of how the share of Americans with a job would evolve over time.
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The employment rate in Trump counties, as measured by the share of the total population with a job, is 46% compared with 49% in counties that favoured Mrs Clinton.
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In Doug's mind, it's the least he can do for the man who "saved" him so many years ago with a job and a purpose at his darkest point.
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When he returns to his wife (Hayley Atwell) and daughter (Bronte Carmichael), he's a Londoner with a job at a luggage factory where lots of people depend on him.
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According to Blake, who co-founded Google's mentorship program, one of the best ways to deal with a job you hate is by investing more time in your hobbies.
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Getting your foot in the door is helpful, but only you keep that foot there, and only you keep yourself with a job you've been lucky enough to get.
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Hickenlooper pointed to provisions of the Green New Deal resolution that called for a federal jobs guarantee -- a program that would provide any American with a job -- as unrealistic.
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Hickenlooper pointed to provisions of the Green New Deal resolution that called for a federal jobs guarantee — a program that would provide any American with a job — as unrealistic.
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She was cautious by nature, with a job poring over insurance data, but she had never even spoken to the people who were about to move into her basement.
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He began selling friends on the untapped potential of the tech market in El Paso, with a job environment far more accommodating than in a place like New York.
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The blog was meant to be a method of self-improvement, helping Mr. Parrish deal with a job whose pressures had increased with the growing threat of global hacking.
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These jobs instill the confidence and experience that are important to one's upward mobility, and provide the opportunities, skills, knowledge and pride that comes with a job well done.
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After serving 22 years in prison, he is making up for lost time, with a job at the Ford Foundation, good coffee and a long soak in the tub.
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"Apprenticeships can start with a job and end with a Ph.D.," said Noel Ginsburg, who heads up the program and is president and founder of Intertech Plastics in Denver.
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The ability to be self-sufficient with a job and being able to pay myself is such a complete sense of happiness because I know that I made it happen.
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Meanwhile, 156 million or 37.7 percent of youths with a job will nonetheless live in moderate or extreme poverty, defined as per capita income or consumption below $3.10 per day.
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Even though the daily news reel is predominantly about the facts, there is pressure to look consistent with a job that brings your face into millions of homes every day.
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"I went in there to talk about playlists, and I ended up with a job as an equity partner," Questlove, whose real name is Ahmir Thompson, said in an interview.
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Rather, maintaining a sense of humor -- about themselves and the world -- was how they kept themselves sane, how they coped with a job and a world with many varied challenges.
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At an hour and a half's distance from Santiago, Limache occupies a similar option as a commute from Hudson, N.Y., might to someone with a job in New York City.
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With a job-to-applicant ratio at levels unseen since the mid-1970s, economists have long recommended to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that he loosen the country's strict immigration rules.
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She got her start in the 90s with a job at A&M Records, where she worked directly with artists like Soundgarden, Gin Blossoms, KoRn, Sheryl Crow, and Blues Traveler.
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With all due respect to Conway, we point out that even with a job, many people still need Medicaid, as less than half of private-sector employers offer health insurance.
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Marion Cotillard stars as Sandra, a Belgian woman with a job in a solar panel factory; her husband works in food service, and they are one paycheck away from disaster.
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"These are men who went into the most dangerous places on earth with a job to defend us and made tough calls in a moment's notice," Hegseth said last Sunday.
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This year, I've only read 38 books (so far), but I'm giving myself a pass because my debut novel came out and I was juggling book tour with a job.
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In February 2016, someone with the username "dogdaygod" approached the supposed hitmen with a job: He wanted Amy Allwine dead, and wanted to make it look like a car accident.
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Abubakar, who was born in Maiduguri and has degrees in nursing and public health, combines her passion for photography with a job working on a malnutrition project with an aid group.
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While an aggregate number of people with a job is increasing along with the overall population, as Trump touts, the percentage of Americans who are employed is not at a record.
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Manafort traded on his service to a newly elected president not with a job in the White House, but by peddling influence in the then-burgeoning field of high-priced lobbying.
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If you weren't ready to move forward with a job in the past, you will be better equipped with more information as Mercury stations direct at the end of the week.
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Grint plays Daniel Glass, a young man with a job he hates (his boss is played by the "Miami Vice" actor Don Johnson) and a fondness for marijuana and video games.
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For example, if a physician connects a patient with a job recruiter and that patient lands a job interview, Lyft could be called on to provide this patient with a ride.
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Memes repeatedly poke fun at the stress that's tied to keeping up with a job and a social life, while adhering to a 17-step skin regimen and occasionally drinking water.
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In another, a member of the group made a prank phone call to a woman, pretending to be a media executive with a job offer, and then put the conversation online.
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Like them, Google for Jobs wants to make it more efficient for job seekers to pull out their phones (or laptops) and quickly be matched with a job thanks to the Internet.
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"The more documents that come out, the more we learn Hillary Clinton cannot be trusted with a job that is supposed to begin each day with a classified intelligence briefing," Priebus said.
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"It wasn't much, it was not a script – just a treatment, that it was about a girl from the Midwest moving to Minneapolis with a job at a news station," Curtis remembered.
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Many migrants who are trafficked to Britain are charged large sums in return for providing them with a job and housing, and end up trapped in debt bondage, according to the GLAA.
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"As they get to know who you are, you're just a normal person with a job," Gade said about her work at Mazda and previously at Jaguar, Bentley, Audi, and other companies.
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Along with the party favors, Adele hands out packets of B&H Gold to everyone who has attended, and is pleased with a job well done, like God on the seventh day.
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My bet is that in most places they would be fired or suspended -- as would protesting bank tellers, store clerks, security guards, restaurant workers or anyone else with a job to do.
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What refugees like Satah want by an overwhelming majority is not more violence but the dignity that comes with a job, a roof over their heads and decent schooling for their children.
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Research by the Indiana Department of Correction found that unemployment was the greatest predictor of recidivism, with unemployed offenders being more than twice as likely to reoffend than those with a job.
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It is obvious that any résumé or material you submit with a job application should be read and reviewed by you enough times to spot and take out all errors or mistakes.
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A crowned tooth would be expensive, for a casual laborer: though he told her that he was trained as a joiner, with a job coming up soon at the new power station.
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Although he's from a family of nine, he's the only one with a job, making the equivalent of around $70 a month when the average monthly salary is almost four times that.
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My friends were like, seriously, it doesn't have to go anywhere, it can just be one date, this girl's really great, she's a responsible grown up with a job and she's a feminist.
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It cost $120 a week to live there, which Erin could pay for with a job at Starbucks she had at the time and some help from family for expenses here and there.
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We know his friends — a white guy named Marvin (Ben Schwartz) who is going to hook him up with a job — and his enemies — his fiancée's friend Maya (Yvonne Orji) can't stand him.
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But he adds that this continues into your older years, with retirees benefiting from the physical activity that comes with a job, even if just commuting to it and moving around once there.
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According to the guide, criminals may search LinkedIn for anyone with a job title such as "investigator," then go on to find more info on personal websites, and then focus on family members.
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A prestigious scholarship to Brigham Young University in hand, she would go on to finish her undergraduate work in two years and then return to Arizona with a job as a social worker.
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I once met a lovely woman at a panel event who turned out to be a top exec at one of my favorite publications, and she set me up with a job interview.
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"These are men who went into the most dangerous places on earth with a job to defend us and made tough calls on a moment's notice," Mr. Hegseth said on Fox in May.
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In addition to music, Kasich also likes talking about jobs, especially whenever he has an audience with a job maker, such as the CEO of an online real estate company, as he does now.
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Still, she wouldn't get anywhere by going to the police; as the book points out, 1974 was a time when a woman with a job couldn't get a credit card without a man's permission.
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Tom Sweet, who became Dell CFO in 2014, discussed his long career with the Texas tech giant with Business Insider, including how CEO Michael Dell surprised him with a job offer five years ago.
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"Over half of the students (52%) say they don't know anyone with a job in STEM, revealing broad unfamiliarity with STEM skills and misperceptions about where these skills can be applied," the study says.
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However, the share of prime working-age adults with a job, which is a wider and more accurate measure of labor market tightness, is still below where it was for much of the late 1990s.
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It's easy to ignore a long commute, expensive health insurance premiums and a below-average salary when you're enamored with a job offer, but don't underestimate how deeply these things will affect your daily life.
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While studying art in college in the 80s, he started publishing queer illustrations under a pen name, and continued writing erotic stories throughout his twenties while supporting himself with a job as a graphic designer.
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In Australia, 22002% of recently arrived immigrants who had applied from overseas under the points system were unemployed in late 11973, compared with just 2127% of those who had come in with a job offer.
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Everyone with a job fantasizes about quitting it, either in a blaze of go-fuck-yourself glory, or by quietly and smugly accepting a better offer and starting to live the life you really deserve.
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She helped set him up with a job, and this was how Jean-Raymond began his career in mainstream fashion, becoming a 21920-year-old unpaid intern at the New York City-based Kay Unger.
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And now, at 34, John Kennedy finds himself with a job that combines both his parents' professions: high-end New York publishing, where his mother worked, and politics-as-movie-stardom, which his father invented.
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And on Thursday, the capital's various institutional forces — senators and lobbyists, staff members with a job to do and residents with an evening to spare — joined, for a moment, in a bipartisan rebuttal: Play ball.
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But Detective Reilly has always wanted to keep working, especially in recent years with a job that is literally a walk in the park as a "10-foot cop," as mounted officers are sometimes called.
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I may be the eldest of three children, with a job and an apartment and a demonstrable ability to keep out of trouble but, around my family, I revert to impractical, head-in-the-clouds liability.
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Scrapping cash welfare, but not replacing it with a job or training guarantee, created strong incentives for the unskilled to find work—but at the cost of worsening poverty for those who could not get jobs.
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But here I am with a job to do, and I'll start by saying that Gabrielle Hamilton has a terrific column about cooking at the end of summer in The New York Times Magazine this week.
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To come out on the other end with a job in hand, it's all about rebounding as quickly and efficiently as possible, and in many cases, having a little luck and a compassionate interviewer on your side.
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The unemployment rate rose to above 5 percent in the second half of last year and for those with a job, average monthly wages have fallen from the equivalent of $867 in 2013 to $553 last year.
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Read on for six simple tips to find out if a company you're interested in has a toxic workplace culture so that next time you're on the hunt, you don't accidentally wind up with a job you hate.
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Bonnie loves her life, finds out it's a lie, tosses her trash husband Steve (James Tupper) to the left, to the left, and starts down the road of badass single momdom, complete with a job of her own.
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Virtually every Republican with a job more elevated than zoning commissioner thinks the best thing to do with any Supreme Court nomination is to act as if it isn't there, like a wad of gum on the sidewalk.
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After enduring a season's worth of trials, the successful contestant would be rewarded with a job in Mr Trump's company and, more important, the chance to "learn enough so that maybe they too can become a billionaire someday".
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As narrator Sophia Bush says, Lauren is one of the 86 percent of people with a job that does not provide paid maternity leave, largely because the United States is the only developed country that doesn't require it.
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A better and cheaper idea would be to pay them more in salary for a shorter tenure rather than reward them with a generous defined benefit pension for staying with a job they really couldn't ever lose anyway.
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"Politicians, health inspectors, social workers only appear before elections, then they disappear until the next one," said a man who gave his name as Andrea and is one of the few people with a job, as pizza cook.
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Though you will theoretically get these withheld payments back in the form of a higher benefit after your FRA, the fact that the SSA can withhold benefits prevents seniors from "double-dipping" with a job and their retirement benefits.
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Claire Sandberg led the Vermont lawmaker's distributed organizing team during his last primary bid and comes on now as the 103 campaign's director of organizing -- a senior leadership position traditionally associated with a job title like national field director.
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"At Facebook, the No. 1 Best Place to Work in 2018, we know they value skills over experience — their priority is to match you with a job that plays to your strengths and will offer strong career growth opportunities," she explains.
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Summerfield, who started making his films as a teenager, is now a 22-year-old with a job, but he still finds time to work on projects in the house he shares with his parents and sister in Pendleton, Oregon.
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Before he made his unexpected move to politics, you likely remember Trump from The Apprentice — a reality show on which he oversaw a group of competitors completing business-related tasks, firing the unqualified and rewarding the winner with a job.
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Born and raised in South Bend, Indiana, my career had first run through Bloomington, with a job in 1995 working for a great but losing mayoral candidate, and then in 1996 as executive director of the Monroe County Republican Party.
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But with an ever-changing economy and a multi-generational workforce in which millennials, generation X and baby boomers are often eyeing the same positions, it's important for job seekers to also consider the competition associated with a job title.
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Even with the overall national unemployment rate now low, the share of 22008- to 13-year-olds with a job remains lower than it was during the 21 peak, which was itself lower than it was at the 21990 peak.
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Penny (Arjun Gupta) finds himself with a job offer; the surplus of magic has led to several more people with his rare talent of teleporting across worlds, and Dean Fogg (Rick Worthy) of Brakebills University needs someone to train them.
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It was when her mother's lover deserted her that Marianne, age twenty-three and thrilled with being on her own, with a job and friends—"I am spending a wild life, wild and glorious"—was summoned home to heal the wounds.
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In an integrated work environment, those who may be deemed antisocial by conventional standards actually blossom, reveling in the success of the organization as a whole and taking a huge amount of pride in being associated with a job well done.
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Establishing myself in London, with a job at an online magazine and a supportive circle of creative friends, had taken a substantial amount of time and effort, and I was reluctant to start over again on the cusp of my 28th birthday.
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" When Babe launched in May 2016, it incited its own minor scandal by soliciting unpaid "summer correspondents" with a job posting promising benefits like "getting your stories read by thousands of readers across the US" and "adding the position to your LinkedIn profile.
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And secondly, the Pentagon needs to share the information of returning veterans with the veterans' service operations in the states and with the job people in the states so that when a veteran comes home, they can be linked with a job.
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A survey by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies (TCRS) found that nearly two-thirds of retirees left the workforce earlier than expected because they were laid off, reorg-ed out of a position, or due to general unhappiness with a job.
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And secondly, the Pentagon needs to share the information of returning veterans with the veterans' service operations in the states and with the job people in the states so that when a veteran comes home, they can be linked with a job.
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Watching Clark morph from a woman with a job to a lightning rod of public scrutiny is one of the most heartbreaking aspects of this episode, second only to the fact that she seems to know she can't really do anything about it.
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She told colleagues that she had accomplished what she felt she could with a job that made her one of the most powerful people in Washington, and that there would never be a perfect moment to leave, according to White House aides.
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"These are men who went into the most dangerous places on earth with a job to defend us, and made tough calls on a moment's notice," Mr. Hegseth said on Fox this year, before mentioning Chief Gallagher, Major Golsteyn and Mr. Lorance.
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His career started slowly, first with a job as an accountant for General Electric in Montreal and then with a sales position in Toronto, where he took friends to what he called "the good parties" while deploying expense budgets to entertain customers extravagantly.
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Line has long been a top money maker in the App Store, but its efforts to build out content around its messaging platform and games division have turned out to be expensive, with a job service, manga platform and e-commerce business among its ventures.
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"The key point here is that even with a job number that is above the range that nobody currently has confidence in, you're somewhat capped out on how much the front-end of the US yield curve and the US dollar could rise," he added.
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I suggest the following: As someone who served, it pains me to see men and women — who performed heroically and displayed great leadership in stressful situations — struggle economically with a job that doesn't utilize their skills and experiences and offers little chance of advancement.
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" Back in West Germany in 1947, with a job in a glass factory as his country began its postwar revival, Mr. Gröning told his family that the word Auschwitz and his connection to it "are never, ever to be mentioned again in my presence.
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I would like to be remembered for trying to work with individuals to help them avoid the life-killing environment of prisons and to save them for a life with relatives and friends, with a job, and with the opportunity to lead a lawful life.
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Authors may be a more authentic case study for understanding the sometimes subconscious connections between identity and image than any politician or celebrity — than anyone with a job that nominally requires regular public appearances and hence demands awareness of the tools of nonverbal communication.
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"Here's the thing — every season, we never know who our partner is going to be, but we know that we're going in with a job and we're going in with a skill that we are going to try to give to another person," Arnold explained.
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In college at Tufts University, Ms. Redstone and a friend wanted to spend a summer in California, so her father set her up with a job at Paramount, where she worked on TV shows like "Love, American Style" and "Mannix" and made her share of coffee runs.
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As José and Zoraida Muñiz and their children have struggled to deal with a Job-like series of trials and setbacks, including cancer, debilitating epilepsy, deep depression and near eviction, it has sometimes seemed as if angels and love were the only forces holding things together.
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You're going to see 10 and 30-year yields continue to drift higher.... With a job report like this the Fed has to keep raising rates or people are going to be afraid they're behind the curve on inflation, all of which makes bond investors really nervous.
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But at least we can use the concept of the minimum wage to take a small step toward reducing the outrageous disparity between the highest and the lowest incomes by making sure that everywhere in the country someone with a job will have enough to live on.
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In playing, students see running totals of their debt but can also track academic focus, the connections they're making that could be useful later and their overall happiness — crucial factors in actually finishing college and graduating with a job that can help them repay their debt.
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Relative to communities with the least increase in competition from China (those ranked in the bottom 22016 percent of US communities in terms of exposure), they saw a 225 percent decrease in manufacturing jobs and a 225 percent decline in the share of people with a job.
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At least, until I found sex work: A job I can work on my own schedule around chronic pain, a job where being queer is beneficial because it means more people I can work with, a job where I'm surrounded by other trans and queer people who understand me.
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He briefly worked at an Apple store in Charlotte, N.C., a decade ago, but starting with a job at Maersk, a transport and logistics company, in Kuwait, he developed deep ties to the world of military logistics and has traveled widely, including to Iraq and Afghanistan, Ms. Loesch said.
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Since then, he's ignored his own corruption and gone to desperate lengths to portray one of the frontrunners for the 2020 Democratic nomination for president, former Vice President Joe Biden, as acting corruptly to help his son enrich himself with a job on the board of a Ukrainian energy company.
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Throwing myself with all my energy into the unknown wasn&apost nearly as terrifying as a future in the lowest-middle class household I grew up in, with a job like that of my parents: working all night doing boring, difficult work to pay only the most threatening past-due bills.
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But Catrin, responding to an ad at the Ministry of Information, finds herself with a job writing for "informationals," the short, chipper public service announcements programmed before the main feature at the cinema that inform moviegoers how to properly hide in a bombing raid or encourage them to grow food in the backyard.
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"If your access to food assistance is based on a guarantee the state is going to provide you with a [job-training] service, is there enough money to do it and do it well?" said Kermit Kaleba, federal policy director at the National Skills Coalition, an organization that advocates for workforce training programs.
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As a collector of things and knowledge, he has pursued a string of enthusiasms, beginning with insects, shells and feathers (he put together his own museum as a boy), then giant flightless birds (a Ph.D. on those), that ended, appropriately enough, with a job as the natural history curator at a museum.
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It does, of course, leave Democrats with a job to do, of making clear that it is moral rights, human rights that are at stake here; of making clear why recognizing transgender rights is not a threat; and of working through the details of policy proposals regarding the impact on health care, etc.
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A skilled immigrant with a job offer in the US still has only a slim chance of actually getting into the country — for the past several years, the government's had to hold a lottery because it's gotten twice as many applications on the first day visas are available as there are visas to hand out.
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Born in Brooklyn, raised in Washington,, style schooled from afar by the hip-hop legends that influenced his generation, Mr. Peskowitz, 39, honed his style starting with a job doing window display for Urban Outfitters and refined it over a decade or so at editorial jobs in publications as disparate as Esquire, The Fader and the late, lamented Cargo.
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"From the moment I joined, when that phone rang at the base for the first time, it was clear that I was a fellow professional, a pilot with a job to do – in such a team there can be no other option, but still I am grateful to my colleagues for accepting me so readily," he wrote.
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Howard Schultz, who rose from the projects in Brooklyn to create Starbucks, is making it a personal mission to find jobs for some of the least-advantaged and, in his view, most deserving in the United States: veterans and their families, refugees, and, with a job fair today, young people who are neither going to school nor working.
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So President Trump should feel a strong sense of satisfaction with a job well done after leaving the slightly pointless Group of Seven (G-7) summit in Canada on Saturday for another likely far more consequential summit in Singapore with North Korea dictator Kim Jong Un. The U.S. president's critics are all using identical language in their denunciations of his policy positions.
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The pattern is particularly striking in the United States, where the share of adults with a job remains well below its peak at the end of the 20th century, and productivity growth has trundled along over the last decade at the slowest pace since the end of World War II. But signs of lethargy are showing up elsewhere in the industrialized world.
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The fact that Cory Booker, a rising star in the Democratic Party and a likely 2020 contender who faces considerable skepticism from the left due to his stances on education and Wall Street, has endorsed experimenting with a job guarantee is a clear indication that some in the party think it could be a political winner as well as a policy advance.
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In a breathlessly short period, McCray had gone from being a poet, wife and mother, with a job writing ad copy for a neighborhood hospital, to being first lady of New York City with a day-to-day schedule that could consist of everything from reading books to kindergartners in a classroom in East New York to exchanging pleasantries with Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge.
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But NYT reporter Maggie Haberman, who broke the story, said her reporting shows Hicks' resignation is not tied to the hearing: Details: Hicks has been contemplating leaving the administration for a while and told colleagues that "she had accomplished what she felt she could with a job that made her one of the most powerful people in Washington, and that there would never be a perfect moment to leave," per Haberman.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans MORE seeks to combine significant Social Security expansions with a job guarantee for any disabled person who wants to work.
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Once all of these categories of Americans are all carrying guns on them at all times, presumably we will finally be safe: Schoolteachers Preachers Anyone who goes to a nightclub Women Gay people Jews Trans people "Every black person in America" –Ann Coulter College students Truckers Firefighters Paramedics Anyone with a job in an office Some people who commit domestic violence Neighborhood watch volunteers like George Zimmerman Judges and legislators Doctors in hospitals People at movie theaters People in bars Pilots on planes Passengers on planes People on the terrorist watch list Holocaust victims
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And the biggest challenge for your new president when we think about how we're going to employ more people here is going to be also technology, because artificial intelligence is here and it is accelerating, and you're going to have driverless cars, and you're going to have more and more automated services, and that's going to make the job of giving everybody work that is meaningful tougher, and we're going to have to be more imaginative, and the pact of change is going to require us to do more fundamental reimagining of our social and political arrangements, to protect the economic security and the dignity that comes with a job.
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And the biggest challenge for your new president when we think about how we're going to employ more people here is going to be also technology, because artificial intelligence is here and it is accelerating, and you're going to have driverless cars, and you're going to have more and more automated services, and that's going to make the job of giving everybody work that is meaningful tougher, and we're going to have to be more imaginative, and the pact of change is going to require us to do more fundamental reimagining of our social and political arrangements, to protect the economic security and the dignity that comes with a job.
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Here are the participating restaurants, according to a Burger King press release:New York City — 327 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036 (Valid February 14-16)San Francisco — 35 Powell Street, San Francisco, CA 94102Los Angeles — 545 North Victory Boulevard, Burbank, CA 91502Boston — 150 Everett Avenue, Chelsea, MA 02150Read more:Angry vegans are suing Burger King for 'contaminating' Impossible Whoppers by cooking them on the same grill as meat productsI tried every single dessert at Burger King and ranked themBurger King is trolling Prince Harry with a job offer after he and his wife announced their intent to step back from their roles in the royal familyBurger King is testing the new plant-based Impossible Croissan'wich — here's where and when you can get it
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