Sentences with phrase «employer in a difficult position»

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A January 2011 global survey of almost 39,600 employers worldwide, conducted by Manpower Inc., found that in Canada, sales rep jobs ranked second on the list of 10 most - difficult positions to fill (top honours went to skilled trades).

Jonker was the boss of the Arsenal academy, but when his former employers Wolfsburg came in contact about the vacant position of manager at the Bundesliga side, it was an offer too difficult to turn down.

I am at a loss, I can not support my family financially and have been put in a very difficult position by my employer and this third - party company.

This was notably the case in Copeland, where Corbyn's anti-nuclear position allegedly proved difficult to sell in an area where the nuclear industry is a major employer.

I was shocked to hear that all these women STILL had difficult careers and choices to make, even at the most senior positions, and indeed, still experienced great difficulties in keeping up with all the many demands placed on them by their employers and their families.

Many employers have criticized Devry's standing that it makes it difficult to get positions in the Accounting field if a Devry Degree is present.

And to the extent that employers believe that credit reports or certain information in credit reports would be job - related to specific positions — again, I would have to say that you need to look at those specific positions to see if there is job - relatedness or not, which is a very difficult analysis that employers deal with every day as you noted.

If you are an employer and find yourself in the difficult position of being asked to accommodate two competing interests, it is time to speak with a lawyer.

c. does the employer conduct, practice or rule put the employee in the difficult position of choosing between her (or his) childcare duties or the workplace obligations?

This shows potential employers that you have the wherewithal to access difficult situations and you're looking to grow as an employee and succeed, in any position.

As the employers receive many cover letters for one position from candidates with same qualifications and experiences, it becomes difficult for them to make their decision in choosing the right candidates.

Some employers find the functional resume difficult to interpret and are more interested in the actual organisations you have worked for and the positions you've held.