Sentences with phrase «secure permanent jobs»

The change was a response not just to cost - cutting strategies but also to the availability of large numbers of highly skilled scientists unable to secure permanent jobs.

According to him, the government has put in place measures that will help the recruits to secure permanent jobs at the end of the three years.

«Because of ACE's generosity, everyone who lives in or visits Jamaica will benefit from cleaner streets and sidewalks, while ACE's workers will benefit from getting job training and experience that will help them secure permanent jobs and build new and better lives.

Khodri is convinced that her success in securing a permanent job with a research institute in France has a lot to do with her American postdoctoral experience.

Nosizwe secured a permanent job in 2006 as a security officer with the Western Cape Department.

Not exact matches

In contrast, researchers who are on permanent contracts and are therefore not worried about securing their next job «are «freer» to produce more societal type outcomes,» such as promoting policy changes.

If you have just arrived in Dublin's fair city (as a new student, for a new job or for an extended holiday) You may need a friendly, clean and secure place to stay in Dublin while you look for permanent accommodation?

A good number have secured summer and even permanent jobs as a result of their mentoring experiences.

Maine Employee Rights Group has secured compensation for many workers with repetitive motion and overuse injuries and has also negotiated for workers with permanent restrictions to return to lighter jobs with their employer.

For the majority of job seekers securing a full - time permanent position is vital.

As well as helping you secure their next permanent technical and production jobs, we will guide you into career opportunities that match your skills and experience.

Speak to permanent colleagues working in similar roles to find out what qualifications and prior experience helped them to secure a job in the company.

The jobs market is competitive, and while graduate training programmes offer a foot in the door, securing a permanent position after the scheme has come to an end can prove tricky.

The length of the probationary period varies from job to job, but will be somewhere between three and six months, making first impressions absolutely vital in securing the role on a permanent basis.