"Job tenure" refers to the length of time someone has been working in a particular job or at a specific company. It indicates how long a person has held a position before moving on to a new job or leaving the company. Full definition
But although voters want government to act, jobs increasingly are not coming from government, but from companies, where job tenure is unstable. (fortune.com)
Ideally, you should be in your current job or in the same field of work for over a period of two to three years and show strong job tenure. (loanbox.ca)
While the recession made it «a little less taboo to have periods of unemployment or short job tenures on your resume, employers are still cautious of job seekers who have a series of jobs on their resume with very little experience,» said Amanda Augustine, a job search expert at TheLadders, a New York - based employment website. (cbsnews.com)