Sentences with phrase «hard job finding»

I know how you feel it's such a hard job finding jeans that fit.

Not exact matches

Reach even those hard - to - find candidates Some positions require unique skills and experience that are difficult to capture in a job post.

Most companies don't really advertise themselves as fully remote, and the ones that do, are hard to find unless you're looking on the right job websites.

There are a many people coming out of law school who are finding it very hard to get a job at a decent law firm.

When Steve Woods needed to hire a data scientist last year, he knew it would be hard to find someone and that potential hires were unlikely to be posting resumés and scouring job boards.

Schools are working harder to find internships and job opportunities for students, who are betting the industry will rebound.

If you're just starting out and you need literally everything - from a domain name (or names), SSL certificates to keep your customer's information secure, access to Windows 365, solid site - builder and online marketing tools AND web hosting - and you want to do it all with one - stop shopping, it's hard to find a service that does a better job than GoDaddy.

If the chances of finding a job become very small, it would become much harder to justify making the treacherous trek (the costs would out weight the benefits).

Finding high - paying jobs in the tech field isn't hard.

Female veterans are more likely to have children to take care of than male veterans, says James Schmeling, co-founder of Syracuse University's Institute for Veterans and Military Families, making it harder for them to find and hold down a job.

I find it fascinating that we, as a culture, speak about bring jobs back to the US but a small entrepreneur has such a hard time finding a company with whom to work.

«Every place around here is looking for help and many employees don't want to take minimum wage jobs,» says Pavone, who adds bumping up the wage would make it harder to find workers.

If you're having trouble finding the right employees for the job, take a hard look at the pay you're offering for the position.

The hollowed - out towns and cities in the northeastern corner of the state have fallen on hard times, as the manufacturing base dried up in recent decades, unemployment has climbed and jobs are hard to find.

Given that initial unemployment claims are the lowest since November 1973 and that job openings are the highest on record, it's hard to worry about the job market, though Fed Chair Janet Yellen always seems to find something troubling there.

Number one, it can be hard to find a job.

Although the unemployment rate is the lowest value since 2007, some graduates still have a hard time finding a job.

Challenge number one was how hard it was to find a large number of research subjects working in similar jobs, who could divide into work - at - home and work - at - the - office cohorts, and who were willing to cooperate with the researchers over a long enough period of time.

Gigster has found a sweet spot in providing experts in fields like machine learning and blockchain, where talent is hard to come by — and so too are full - time jobs, Dickey said.

• JPMorgan and AFL - CIO CEOs: Finding a Job Is Still Too Hard.

Of course, young people are due a certain amount of sympathy for the perennial difficulties involved in getting one's foot in the door of the job market — it's always been hard work finding that first full - time position.

Finally, I would also say that we don't shy away from challenges because we know that the end result of hard work will be that we're helping more people to find jobs.

But finding the right person to fill that job is harder than ever, especially when a board must replace a visionary founder.

Desiree told us, «Being a military wife made it hard to find a job within my field that allowed the same flexibility offered in a larger city.

The hardest hit would be low - skilled workers like high school dropouts who lose their jobs or hours and have a big struggle to find something else, he said.

We also find that expectations inform behavior in other contexts: for instance, workers who express a higher perceived chance of losing their current job over the next twelve months also search harder for a new job and exhibit a drop in spending plans relative to the present over the same time horizon.

As the economy heats up and companies create more jobs, employers should eventually have a harder time finding the caliber of workers that they want.

Study highlights Millennials are having a harder time achieving financial independence than previous generations, are more willing to job hop; Report also finds gender wage gap is shrinking

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Business in Vancouver December 2 - 8, 2008; issue 997 Mining downturn hitting workforce hard Recruitment survey finds 90 % of companies have had to change business plans because of the rapid drop in global demand for raw materials Krisendra Bisetty «Tis the season to be looking for another job?

Finding, getting, and then keeping customers may be the three hardest jobs for any small, medium or large business.

«We use our job fairs to meet members of the community and find individuals who embody the Walmart values of hard work and delivering on our commitment to help our customers save money so they can live better.

There is plenty of cheap housing in Detroit, but jobs are harder to find.

My CNA education is finally over, now comes the harder bit of actually finding a job!

The reason I find that line of reasoning hard to believe is because people don't willingly choose to be ousted from their families, jobs, local congregations, shamed by society in general, hated and even killed for their lifestyle, live a life of denial, etc..

James Carne who works at CAP Job Clubs UK believes churches have an obligation to continue to help those finding it hard to get work, speaking on Premier's «News Hour», he said: «There is still a big gap in terms of opportunities or help for people who are seeking work.

I mean, all the people who sell only weed would be out of business and might turn to harder drugs but also might actually go and find a legit job instead, heck, they could just work at a dispensary and put their skills to use.

It's hard to find a policy with a more consistent track record of failure than government job - training programs, but throwing more money at government schools without any structural reform is one of them.

And to those who say the poor should just «work harder» or get better jobs, nobody can find a freaking job right now.

The mail is slow, trains are late, the telephone doesn't work, goods are shoddy, appliances break down, and jobs are hard to find and harder to keep.

The busyness of jobs, families and adult stuff can make finding time to build relationships harder, but that shouldn't let us fall into the trap of taking them for granted.

Because of feminism, women make more money than man in the same jobs Because of feminism, it's hard to find a movie with a heroic male lead anymore.

No, we are good Christian witnesses when we work hard at being the best we can be in whatever job or position we find ourselves.

On the whole, one is hard - pressed to find examples of other leaders, religious or otherwise, who did a better job of managing access to so much power, especially when it presented itself as the power to do good.

It's hard for people to find jobs as it is.

Consider this... a person goes to college, gets a four year degree in archaeology (or some antiquities preservation analog); spends summers sifting through sand and rock and gravel, all the while taking graduate level classes... person eventually obtains the vaunted PhD in archaeology... then works his / her tail off seeking funding for an archeological excavation, with the payoff being more funding, and more opportunities to dig in the dirt... do you think professional archaeologists are looking hard for evidence of the Exodus on a speculative basis... not a chance... they know their PhD buys them nothing more than a job at Tel Aviv Walmart if they don't discover and publish... so they write grants for digs near established sites / communities, and stay employed sifting rock in culturally safe areas... not unless some shepard stumbles upon a rare find in an unexpected place do you get archeological interest and action in remote places... not at all surprising that the pottery and other evidence of the Exodus and other biblical events lie waiting to be discovered... doesn't mean not there... just not found yet...

Even if they did find menial jobs, Okies had to work twice as hard to prove themselves.

On a sunny day, when all is right with my world, with warm, fresh baking on my counters, and the sound of music alive and vibrant, you would be hard put to find a better life than the one I have; let alone, a better job.

It's hard to find a nice warm place to stow my dough to allow that yeast to do its job.

UNESDA, which represents the soft drinks industry, said the Commission study, «finds hard evidence from a number of member states on the negative impact which food taxes can have on competitiveness and jobs, leading to an increase in administrative burdens.»