Sentences with phrase «take on a working»

The plant in La Pocatiere, Que., will lend a hand by taking on work transferred from an operation in Mexico where there have been quality issues.

I left out a lot of stuff — his innovative approaches to marketing, his uncanny ability to strip away the chaff to find the wheat, his smart takes on work and life and personal fulfillment... He was already Tim Ferriss.

Although Sandwich still makes plenty of videos for penniless passion projects and moderately - funded ventures, the company has recently taken on work for big corporations like eBay and Yahoo, and has even put together the odd TV ad.

It has taken on this work very much behind the scenes, without needing much of a consumer - facing brand.

Once your children are old enough, they can take on work opportunities like babysitting and mowing neighborhood yards, provided you live in a safe neighborhood.

On - demand jobs are appealing to Millennials because they offer exactly the type of flexibility they desire — the ability to set their own hours, seamless technology to find and complete work, and the ability to take on work or «gigs» that appeal to them most.

Whether you take on the work yourself or work with a link building expert to ease the burden and increase results, your commitment to the strategy is critical if you want it to pay off.

They'll take on your work and publish dozens of links pointing back to your client's domain, without regard to quality.

The Spaniard, 33, has already shown his intent to get into coaching by taking on work with Arsenal's U13 side, and within the youth setup of the Welsh national team.

Mike answered that question with some really heartwarming news, and then went on to provide a lot more information about the show and his overall take on working with Jamie Oliver at West Adams this year.

The trouble is that instead of those best skilled to take on this work --(you know those who may have actually gone to university, took a degree and had to be certified in some way)-- there's a battalion of amatuers filling the void and doing a tonne of damage.

Nonetheless, scientists who take on this work say that these projects can lead to acquiring new skills and knowledge that help them in their roles as researchers.

This wired headset is great for taking on your work commute, for a job, or on the plane.

Round three: you wait impatiently for news from the journal editor of the referees take on your work.

Corinne Keet, however, rejected Heartland's take on her work.

Geoff believes that taking on work in such areas has enabled him to develop his career within the Agency.

Are you sick and tired of dealing with PMS, and the toll your period (or lack thereof) is taking on your work, relationships, and overall enjoyment in life?

I don't know how or why but I suddenly feel so much more creative, focused and find it easy to take on any work task.

I think your take on it works because the lighter denim compliments the darker denim.

While many of the guests at the party enjoyed the collection for the uniquely Prada - like designs and a fresh new take on the work of world - renowned comic artists (and don't forget the free champagne and donuts), for me, understanding the bigger picture behind this collection made it so much more special and empowering.

Today I'm really excited to have Emily on Haute in Houston because she's going to be sharing some of her fresh new take on work attire.

We're both trying to balance taking on work we enjoy, while making sure we can pay the bills and that our savings is always above a certain number.

Equal sharing of household chores in the American family and nation's men willingness to take on work about the house and taking care of children is what Russian women really envy.

Soon after moving into the apartment, Sandy hires Aram to be her nanny while she takes on work for the first time since her children where born.

In part, that's because of Keanu Reeves» blank take on a working stiff turned lawbreaker.

It's Williams's take on the working - class - guy - who - snaps motif, and it's a spellbinding one.

Taking on the work of a content management system requires three things

It also includes a set of concrete tools to assist states in taking on this work, and a set of resources that provide background information.

ESSA empowers Chiefs to take on this work at the state and local levels.

What we try to do is identify a group of instructional leaders within the school, not one, but rather the administrators and teachers, who have the skill set and willingness to take on the work of looking at a variety of data sets and coming up with one or two overarching objectives that the school really needs to achieve in order to move forward.

From what you've said, I'd be tempted to ask some of your friends if they can recommend a local mechanic who would be happy to come with you to look at the car where it stands at the moment with a view to either taking on the work himself or debunking some of what the garage the car is at at the moment are telling you.

In most offices, you won't get a lot of over-the-shoulder supervision; we look to hire people who can take on work independently from the start.

If a publisher does takes on your work, you (or your agent) will need to negotiate a publishing agreement.

A device I could work on and one I take on work trips when I can't fit print books into a carryon.

I've had agent gatekeepers — two of them — who took on my work, but failed to get me a deal.

So, how do you find one that may be more likely to take on your work?

I don't want to be compelled to take on work to meet my overhead.

Some publicists won't — they just want to take on the work.

It doesn't matter what kind of project you have, whether it's a financial accounting essay, a paper on enterprise asset management, or anything else — we're ready to take on the work.

If you're in a big city, consider taking on work such as driving for Uber or Lyft, or shopping for Shipt.

Instead, consider life insurance as coverage for the financial realities of death - funeral expenses, and perhaps money to provide grieving time for your family before they resume or take on work [Again, insurance is coverage against catastrophic loss, not a lottery ticket to provide a windfall when the unfortunate happens].

Usually, this is to encourage physicians to take on work in rural, low - income, or otherwise medically needy or understaffed areas.

However, when one is working, or has the ability to take on work to increase monthly income, things may seem a bit easier compared to someone who has retired and is relying on RRSPs and pensions to get by, and often a little debt advice goes a long way.

You can take on work that's meaningful, worthwhile, and fun, if you so wish.

The staff and volunteers have taken on this work because of their passion to help wildlife, in addition to their regular roles helping domestic and farm animals at GHS.

The Landscape We're thrilled to offer our take on works of art inspired by the incredible paintings of the American master Eyvind Earle.

Start from nothing or take on a working farm.

I've been leveling up by taking on work from any Tom, Dave or Harry that I strike up a conversation with.

In addition to finishing up my stuff for the latest Nintendo Force magazine, reviewing Yo - Kai Watch for Nintendo 3DS (and working on another as well), and all the usual stuff, I've also been taking on work for USgamer by transcribing interviews.

XSeed and the like don't have the ability to take on work - intensive projects, so they're stuck now that small - and medium - sized developers there have been run out of town.