Sentences with phrase «whose last job»

The Chicago - born Mr Doroshenko, 43, whose last job was running the Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst (SMAK) in Ghent, took up his job at Baltic on July 1.

The unemployment rate, at 3.9 %, is also relatively high among chemists whose last job was in industry; 1.6 % of academic chemists and 1.4 % of government chemists are unemployed.

The most important thing you should know about them is that they are the perfect choice when it comes to people who have not got previous experience in the field in which the job is (graduates, people who have worked in other fields), for those who have large gaps between one job and another or for persons whose last jobs lasted a small period of time.

Not exact matches

And you don't have to lose your job to feel it: a report from London's Roehampton University last year revealed that over half the people whose salary or hours were cut experienced symptoms of depression.

Fitzgerald said last week that she did not recall receiving an email in May 2015 that detailed an attempt to discredit a police whistleblower whose allegations of widespread misconduct in the force cost her predecessor his job as justice minister.

One of Congress's first acts this year was to extend unemployment benefits for those whose job loss last year pushed up the unemployment rate.

Arsenal fans will be hoping that the bookies have got this one right, as the men whose job it is to predict the most likely outcomes have installed the Gunners as favourites to win the FA cup again in May, retaining the trophy that we won last year at Wembley to end the nine year wait for silverware.

But Steve Webb has lasted the course — in fact he's the longest serving pensions minister since the job was invented — and I caught up with him to discuss how it's been for the man whose other badge of honour is that he was one of the founders of the Social Liberal Forum.

Andrea Leadsom, whose forensic questioning of the former chief executive of Barclays, Bob Diamond, led to his only uncomfortable moments during last week's cross-examination by the Commons Treasury Select Committee, said: «I don't think we felt we did a fantastic job.

Eighteen of the 20 uniformed and civilian employees whose laziness, incompetence and dereliction who were cited in the state IG's report for enabling two convicted killers to escape from Clinton Correctional Facility last summer are still on the job and won't be criminally prosecuted.

I expressed my views in this regard on WhatsApp last weekend, «Any country in which its elites consider re-electing a president like Buhari just as thousands of citizens are murdered across the country with not a single person arrested; a president who can not make an intelligent conversation on any policy or global issue with other global leaders; a president whose EFCC and DSS engage in open confrontation; a regime which crippled the economy and relies on cyclical movements in oil prices as its sole economic lever; a regime under which 10 million jobs are lost; and key accusations against top officials are treated with levity; just as the regime appears complicit in the invasion of its senate by thugs and seizure of mace... such a country is in serious trouble, that is if it isn't doomed.

At last night's mayoral candidate forum at Queens College, four Democratic candidates were asked about the City's post-Sandy rebuilding plans, how they «would get the job done» and about options for «people whose insurance and FEMA support will not cover the expense of a new home and for whom rebuilding is not an option.»

Sanders» top campaign aides will remain, but staff in the remaining states and personnel whose jobs don't relate to the last primary next week in Washington, D.C., or the Democratic National Convention will lose their jobs.

But goddammit the world won't let him — his wife's pesky brother, Andy, has got himself involved with some bad boys in the smuggling business and owes them a load of cash; so Mark must take on «one last job» to save the lives of his bother - in - law, plus his own wife and their children, whose lives are now in danger.

If you needed more proof that the rich keep getting richer while the majority of the population scrambles for another side hustle to supplement the income from their full - time jobs, Forbes recently published its annual story on the world's billionaires, whose earnings have actually increased over the last year.

The key twist — whose revelation is saved until the last minute and discovery by the characters is only by forced happenstance — is obvious about halfway through, and those new job / romance subplots are unnecessary reiteration.

It's a surprise turnaround from director James Mangold, whose last outing was the hatchet job The Wolverine (2013).

One of Green's first moves was to lure Johnson back to Minneapolis from Memphis, where she was serving as deputy superintendent under Carol Johnson (no relation), the last Minneapolis superintendent whose tenure in the job was widely perceived as a success.

Last October, we had 24 people whose job it is to manage schools, come together in Dallas and talk about what is success and what are best practices in the field.

In fact, I was just talking to a friend last week whose whole company shut down and she lost her job.

Since the two were appointed last August, much has been made of the fact that they are the first women to have done the job and they have chosen a record number of female artists — more than a third of the 92 names whose work is appearing in their respective exhibitions.

The last time we checked, there were some 9.2 million Americans whose jobs were supported by U.S. oil and natural gas industry, including me.

OK, what else can I find... let me see if I can find where that great statesman Rep. Gary Ackerman, D - N.Y., declared last year, «I want to know who is responsible for protecting the securities investor, because I want to tell that person or those people whose job it is that they suck at it.»

For the last two and a half years, I have networked like mad, called or emailed everyone I know (or so it seems), consumed gallons of coffee with friends and friends of friends, remained active in bar committees and legal organizations, and answered every ad for a commercial litigator I have seen on job sites whose similar names have blurred together.

The last quarter of the year has more than hinted that the upheavals of 2008 / 2009 have now filtered through to the core modus operandi of the companies whose job it is to distribute legal content through to the professions, business, government and the wider public.

In my short time working at a law firm last summer, I was surprised by the fact that so few people work away from the office in a job whose main responsibilities are thinking, reading, writing and research.

So, here's how it's going to work: Normal people who aren't token speculators will hold fiat, and they will exchange them for tokens at the very last minute via a new third party intermediary payment processor whose job will be to turn whatever stable currency you have into tokens for the purpose of paying for that service.

You have a limited amount of time to leave a lasting, positive impression on people whose job it is to critically evaluate you against other qualified candidates.