Sentences with phrase «job for less»

And discuss it as a team — your architect may even be able to do a job for less, in which case you could have more to spend on fittings.

Hopefully you can find an electrician to finish the job for less than you owe this guy to finish.

In larger cities like Toronto and Vancouver, $ 1 million homes are cookie cutters, not mansions and a listing commissoin of 2.5 % on a small tear down in Toronto is $ 25,000 - to say someone could not do a great full service job for less is simply silly.

Perhaps, I would have had some respect for Ms Aitken's view point if she treated her own position (before she stepped aside) the same as she dictated to the real estate industry; that is — Why did she not post a news article that said her job was open to competition from others who may have better ideas or be more knowledgable and who may take on her job for less money.

While you don't need to be in the same job forever to qualify for a home loan, having a job for less than two years may mean you have to pay a higher interest rate.

In every business there are always those willing to do a less - complete job for less money.

We've seen services that do a great job for less than $ 100 and we've seen excellent services that charge over $ 2,000.

Only one company pays the most, and although most candidates won't leave their current job for less money, professionals today are wanting more out of their employers.

According to a survey by Future Workplace 91 percent of Millennials expect to stay at a job for less than three years.

While laser is the more versatile technology, a decent optical mouse can do the job for less, so long as you plan to use it on dark, level, non-gloss surface.

People who are worried about the future of their jobs, and people who have been laid off and taken a job for less pay need to find auto insurance that is cheaper than ever before.

For instance, client A might be a great match for referral A because of their personalities even though referral A might charge more than referral B. Client B might do just as good of a job for less money but be a bit harder to work with personally.

If you got laid off or fired, got a new job, and have been at the new job for less than 12 months, they can not proceed.

Also, if you have been on your current job for less than one (1) year, and had a large time period between jobs, we may not be able to assist you until you have been at your current job for one (1) full year.

Ron Boire was on the job for less than one year before he was fired by Barnes and Noble.

It should also make it a bit more stable and useable in really bad weather, but given the extra cost, fuel economy and weight penalty you may find a set of winter tyres does the same job for less.

Additionally, private schools are taxpayer - friendly — doing a better job for less money.

And what the NEA doesn't tell you is that private schools do a better job for less money.

And Derry — a wrong - side - of - the - tracks type trapped in a loveless marriage — is in the unenviable position of taking his old customer - service job for less pay, all while falling for Stephenson's whip - smart daughter Peggy (Teresa Wright).

However, all the headhunters agreed that it would be a poor strategy for a candidate to offer to do the job for less.

By the time the state budget was voted on, Heastie, the 47 - year - old accountant and former budget analyst from the Bronx, elected to the Assembly in 2000, had been in his new job for less than two months.

Bloomberg is calling on Albany lawmakers to cede control of the system to local authorities, arguing the city can do a significantly better job for less.

Mr. Flynn, who served in the job for less than a month, said he had given «incomplete information» regarding a telephone call he had with the ambassador in late December about American sanctions against Russia, weeks before President Trump's inauguration.

Citing «decades of dysfunction and waste» by the state, the mayor called on Albany lawmakers Tuesday to cede control of juvenile justice services to local authorities, arguing that they can do a better job for less.

THE REPUBLICANS CAN NOT HOLD THE MAJORITIY EVEN AFTER REDISTRICTING, PLEASE DO NOT WORK FOR DEAN, YOU WILL HAVE YOUR JOB FOR LESS THAN 18 MONTHS.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg recently called on Albany to grant local governments control of the system, arguing that they could so a better job for less.

I promise I can do a better job for less money.

To make sure we had a sufficient track record to evaluate, we excluded people who had been in the job for less than two years; we also excluded any executive who had been arrested or convicted of a crime.

So happy, they may even be willing to take a pay cut to work for a dog - friendly company: a survey conducted by Modern Dog magazine revealed that 65 % of readers would take a job for less money if it meant they could bring their dog to work.

Losing China's market could mean sacrificing better jobs for less desirable ones.

There are fewer jobs for the less educated, and their wages are declining.

Wasted on the bench at Old Trafford or the Bernabeu and more than capable of doing a job for a lesser Premier League side.

I've taken jobs for less pay.

But the creative industries have been only defined as a distinct group of jobs for less than 20 years.

 Unemployed people, feeling that a certain job is more desirable than community work / that any money paid is better than nothing, may feel forced to accept jobs for less pay than other competitors.

Not exact matches

Another found that women tend to receive better job performance ratings than men, yet are less likely to be considered for promotion.

In his «Principles,» Dalio writes, «If you're less than excited to hire someone for a particular job, don't do it.

A little over five years ago, Joel Young found himself in a situation many American families are facing: He was deeply in debt with a less than stable job and young children to provide for.

* Demand Outlook is the estimated demand for employees in that category by 2021: ➚ = more than 1 job per job seeker ➙ = about 1 job per job seeker ➘ = less than 1 job per job seeker

Though there's generally less competition for jobs in small towns, business owners need to be more careful about finding applicants who are truly qualified and most likely to stay in the position for longer than their counterparts in bigger locales.

These so - called «hybrid» entrepreneurs who keep their day jobs make for less thrilling copy and more complicated data analysis among researchers, so they're often undercounted, Raffiee notes, which skews the data on entrepreneurs» traits in general.

About 51 % of the CFOs said Trump deserves «none of the credit» for unemployment declining from 4.8 % to 4.4 %, and less than half gave him any credit for jobs created since he took office.

Outlook shows the projected demand for employees in the field in 2022, as measured by Employment and Social Development Canada: ➚ = more than 1 job available per job seeker — lots of opportunity ➙ = about 1 job available per job seeker — balanced opportunity ➘ = less than 1 job available per job seeker — low opportunity

Millennials aren't rewarded for staying in one job Contrary to popular belief, millennials are switching jobs less than previous generations, even though employers have stopped offering pay hikes to millennials who stick around.

The one wish that teacher Stathis Nikitopoulos, 38, has for 2018 is for his friends and family, who work in the private sector, to worry less about potentially losing their jobs.

While answering a question about other names that were considered for the series — one being «Nonprophit,» when the script focused more on the main character's job at a non-profit and less on her friendship with Molly — she mentioned it was a challenge selling network executives on the name Insecure.

Researchers at the University of Essex in the United Kingdom found that parents who set super-high expectations for their teenage daughters — and who constantly reminded them of those expectations — had daughters who were less likely to become pregnant, drop out of school, or wind up in lousy, low - wage jobs.

Lower revenues mean less money for expansion and hiring, and forecasts suggest will be less than one open position per job seeker by 2022.

«That translates for families into less summer jobs for their kids, excessive costs for businesses that reduce their investments, and lower household incomes.»

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