I recognize there is a privilege to not just be able to have a job, but to have a job that I love, and to have a job that makes a difference in the communities I care most about.
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I was just so happy to have a job, and have a job that I thought would be purposeful and give me some real opportunity to grow.
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"The police have a job to do, and we have a job to do, and they are very different jobs," Mr. Vance said in an interview Monday night.
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Why -- how does Peter Stzrok still have a job?
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NASA may have a job for you -- on Mars.
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" Still, he said, "I have a job to do.
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My current girlfriend does have a job but she doesn't have a job that can pay for the lifestyle she likes, so I do find myself supporting her financially almost as much.
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I mean why does Peter Strzok still have a job?
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A housewife for years, Farha, does not have a job.
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How the Heck Does Joy Reid Still Have a Job?
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""Bernie says he promises every American will have a job.
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I have a job that I started six months ago.
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Because they're not going to have a job after this!
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Without it, he jokes, he wouldn't even have a job.
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It's been said that every dollar should have a job.
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What's the reason for why I don't have a job?
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Specifically, can the new Duchess of Sussex have a job?
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And humans will continue to have a job to do.
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Journalists have a job, and that is to glean details.
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I have a job today and I'm much more relaxed.
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Sometimes I babysit, but I don't have a job yet.
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"We have a job to do," said defenseman Nathan Beaulieu.
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It was tough, but we have a job to do.
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So I guess we'll have a job for a while.
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He's very cute and, yes, he does have a job.
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Not as long as I have a job, I suppose.
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I think Bill respects I have a job to do.
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Both women understood that developers have a job to do.
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"Oh man, I don't have a job job," he said.
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When you work from home, you still have a job.
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"We still have a job to do," Godfrey told me.
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I don't have a job, any friends or a girlfriend.
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In the end, we all have a job to do.
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And Powell calmly says, 'I have a job to do.
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"I don't have a job," she told a longtime friend.
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But I have a job I go to every day.
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Joey doesn't have a job, and he's not in school.
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Well, these days it's a blessing to have a job.
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I'm just happy to have a job to go to tomorrow.
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Because they have a job, they're paying a social security tax.
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We also have a job training program for the older kids.
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He doesn't have a job anymore, but he's a free man.
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You can have a job, a family, a husband, a love.
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I have a job and a life outside of reality shows.
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"Hopefully I'm still going to have a job tomorrow," he jokes.
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We have a job to do, and you're coming with us.
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IF YOU'RE A CONSUMER AND HAVE A JOB, YOU FEEL RICH.
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Once you have a job, you must get to the office.
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Actors have a job, and that is to promote their films.
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They don't have a job they gotta be at right now.
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I got a season pass because I don't have a job.
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"It almost feels like I don't have a job," she said.
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I have a job I can't believe I'm paid to do.
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Most of them will still have a job, according to Liu.
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Do you have a job interview that didn't go as planned?
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"I didn't have a job when I graduated school," she says.
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If you don't have a job, sorry, no Medicaid for you.
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They can have a job and spend time with their family.
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PICKER: I GUESS I'LL STILL HAVE A JOB COVERING HEDGE FUNDS.
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Succeed within seven years and you have a job for life.
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Nelly: She can't go to school, she can't have a job.
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Do you have a job that you secretly believe is pointless?
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People expect non-student athletes to have a job or two.
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We have a job to do and we're gonna do it.
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"I hope you have a 'Job' experience," one man said bluntly.
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I'm thankful that I don't have a job like that anymore.
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I have a job as an assistant to an antiquarian bookseller.
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Nobody who let that happen should still have a job tomorrow.
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Otherwise, I am not going to have a job on Thursday.
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We, lawmakers and citizens alike, all have a job to do.
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So regardless of — I understand you have a job to do.
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But other tech staffers say they have a job to do.
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Our sources say her family believes Paul doesn't have a job.
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Have a job that is deemed to be sufficiently skilled 3.
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Have a job that is deemed to be sufficiently skilled 3.
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Not really, because he knows that I already have a job.
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You have a job where your presentation is often the focus.
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"I chew khat when I don't have a job," he said.
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"I have a job that pays me well," said Madeiros, 42.
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The media have a job to do, just like the players.
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Do you really feel like you have a job coming up?
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After nine years in Sweden, only half of immigrants have a job.
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I am really grateful that I have a job with flex hours.
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And if you don't have a job, you can't buy a car.
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Your husband doesn't have a job right now so worry about that.
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As before, gun owners must have a job and no criminal record.
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I know people have a job to do, but people need transparency.
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Why does he still have a job despite everything you just saw?
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He used to have a job, but hasn't held one since 2009.
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But for us, life goes on, we have a job to do.
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Within six months, someone can have a job, a car, an apartment.
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Of course, it does nothing for people who don't have a job.
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"It was, like, now, yes, we have a job," Ismael told me.
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But then again, most young professionals don't have a job like Westerhout's.
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In the village, they now have a job that makes decent money.
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I have a job to do, and won't leave until it's done.
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She was the first person in the family to have a job.
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Around four out of 10 young people do not have a job.
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He'll still have a job at the end of this, whatever happens.
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He was the only attendee who does not currently have a job.
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"Every day, I'm grateful to have a job," Ms. Taaffe said recently.
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Like: Why do I have a job that makes me travel alone?
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He won't be going 7-9, because he doesn't have a job anymore.
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She is divorced with one child and doesn&apost currently have a job.
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He&aposs out of the building, why does he still have a job?
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You also don't have dignity when you don't have a job that's meaningful.
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I've heard it's easier to get a job when you have a job.
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It's not like I have a job I could get fired over this.
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"She said, 'You have a job, you have to go,'" Ms. Hernandez said.
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To be clear, I did briefly have a job — it just didn't last.
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Will she have a job with good insurance to cover her lifelong treatment?
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What was expected of them if they did not have a job title?
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I know they have a job to do, they have to write stories.
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I get asked to speak about them because I don't have a job.
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Of course, those are secondary concerns, because you probably wouldn't have a job.
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They have a job, hopefully, so that could get really old, really fast.
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I haven't been able to do that since... I didn't have a job.
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"If I don't have a job, that means I go home," she said.
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As someone from a working-class family you had to have a job.
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If you don't have a job, you're on the computer, looking for something.
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But you can have a job and not have to be an entrepreneur.
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"He said to me, 'I have a job I love,'" Mr. Koda recalled.
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It's so much easier to find a job if you have a job.
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I did not want her to not have a job because she's great.
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"Don't you have a job you're supposed to be at?" she asks Randy.
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"I felt secure that I'd have a job the next day," he said.
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And I personally don't think those cops should have a job right now.
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People don't understand why you say you're broke when you have a job.
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"They said if I go I won't have a job anymore," he said.
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The ideal, of course, is to have a job you can do remotely.
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I had to have a job for many years while making my art.
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"They have a job to do," he said of those recruiting pilot cadets.
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I have a job interview tomorrow, so I do some preparation while I eat.
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Because I might, I don't know, actually have a job of my own. Please!
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As a millennial, I was not prepared to have a job full of faxing.
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She says she works long shifts but is just happy to have a job.
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It would be nice to have a job where you didn't have to choose.
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"But we have a job to do, and we will get on with it."
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I was grateful just to be where I was and to have a job.
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He didn't have a job, and the one interview he had planned fell through.
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For the TN permit, she must have a job in the required occupations list.
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I feel like every time I have a job, something is taken from me.
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Just waiting on you, Kobe ... not like you have a job right now, right?
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" If they have a job they need to fill, "I will get it filled.
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Nobody is going to just walk away because we have a job to do.
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That was cooking to have a job in civilian life or just as therapy.
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I have a job to judicial independence right here, right now as a nominee.
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I always have a job to do; I never have any time to rest.
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But it's hard to buy a new truck when you don't have a job.
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Moreover, 97 percent of DACA recipients are either in school or have a job.
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You have a job to do, and it is to carry the momentum forward.
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There needs to be a reset, because we both have a job to do.
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We have a job to do for the American people; let's get to it.
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Scared people don't push for bigger raises; they're just happy to have a job.
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And as of the end of Season 5, she doesn't even have a job.
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My family acts like I don't have a job, and I'm tired of it.
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She'd love to have a job in the administration, I said, 'No, thank you.
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"It's hard being here without them, but here I have a job," he said.
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He'd better be, since once this is over Rubio won't even have a job.
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It used to be that you got evicted if you didn't have a job.
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I have a job, that when you get right down to it, is pointless.
|
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I played the game to have a job and to try to win championships.
|
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He didn't have a job, or, as it turned out, a place to live.
|
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So I do not currently have a job, but I have been actively looking.
|
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Now they don't want me to have a job or be part of society.
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WM: You never know who in the administration is going to have a job.
|
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HOW THE HECK DOES RICHARD SMITH, THE CEO OF EQUIFAX, STILL HAVE A JOB?
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Unfortunately, it is still easier to get a job when you have a job.
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SANDBERG: WHAT I WOULD SAY IS WE HAVE A JOB TO DO EVERY DAY.
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Emma called her sister to report that her boss didn't even have a job.
|
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"I'm very fortunate to have a job and be part of this," he said.
|
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The truth is, I didn't really have a job that paid until this year.
|
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For one, Americans need to have a job to benefit from the tax cut.
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If I had the answer worked out, I probably wouldn't have a job anymore.
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If they're old enough to have a job, they're old enough to deal with taxes.
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Image: YouTubeIt's nice to have a job, and it's nice to work in an office.
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I didn't have a job at the time, so a 401(k) wasn't an option.
|
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American adults, of whom only about 69% have a job, seem less than maximally employed.
|
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But we still have a job to finish and we have two more to go.
|
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Crying is my constant today — a true inconvenience, since I finally have a job again.
|
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"The youths that graduate here don't have a job to come back to," he said.
|
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They'll come around one day when they have a job, pay taxes, have a family.
|
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I have a job that doesn't require me to travel and makes me feel important.
|
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If I didn't have a job other than drag, I would shave my brows off.
|
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I don't have a job in the private sector thinking government doesn't matter; it does.
|
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It's how I keep in touch with my friends; it's how I have a job.
|
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But at least I have a job and will stay as long as I can.
|
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Because I think when you have a job, your family has to buy in, too.
|
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It should not predetermine whether they should have a job or be given job opportunities.
|
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Asked by Variety whether Seacrest would still have a job at the Oscars, an E!
|
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I am a person who doesn't have a job, and therefore, I cannot be fired.
|
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I have a job that does not discourage me from having and voicing political opinions.
|
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And it shouldn't take getting shot to realize that we have a job to do.
|
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I didn't have a job at the time, so this sounded like a sweet deal.
|
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"I graduated in June 230 and thought I'd have a job by December," she lamented.
|
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All three cited Robert Griffin III's similar skillset and noted he didn't have a job.
|
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Fully 90% of those who have a job say they have experienced harassment at work.
|
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When I decided to leave The French Laundry, I didn't have a job lined up.
|
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"We already went through several industrial revolutions—and we still have a job!" she said.
|
|
Workers themselves, still scarred from the recession, may just be happy to have a job.
|
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You guys have a job to do, and it's not to cater to the players.
|
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If you have all of that you don't have a job, you've got a vocation.
|
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"If you want to have a job, you've got to do the work," he said.
|
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"Everyone will have a job," said Galen Steele, the senior manager who oversees the depot.
|
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In Harlan County, little more than a third of working-age residents have a job.
|
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"You have to wait until it's clear that you don't have a job," Salk says.
|
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"I understand that, you have a job to do, and so do I," Gidley said.
|
|
I do feel so fortunate to have a job that I'm able to do remotely.
|
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"You will have a job at the snap of a finger," his friend told him.
|
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And to have a job where they encourage me to do these things is amazing.
|
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That's why it's hard for me to start something now because I have a job.
|
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I guess, first, when I have the language and, second, when I have a job.
|
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"If you pay taxes, that means you have a job and you're making money, right?"
|
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This has to stop – we all have a job – 3 branches of gov't and media.
|
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And a lot of kids aren't getting the skills they need to have a job.
|
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"A girl has to have a job otherwise no one will marry her," she wrote.
|
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"A girl has to have a job otherwise no one will marry her," she wrote.
|
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Kramer did more work in the "Seinfeld" episode where he pretended to have a job.
|
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On the flip side, workers who already have a job should see greater bargaining power.
|
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BLS estimates that by 2024 only 26 percent of teens will have a job, she said.
|
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You didn't really want to have a job because that meant you worked for someone else.
|
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"While we're processing our own emotional feelings, we still have a job to do," Demings said.
|
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Little Tiffany is one of the few Trumps to not have a job in the administration.
|
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We have a job, we have an obligation, and if we don't do it, who will?
|
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With universal basic income, residents get regular, reliable payments regardless of whether they have a job.
|
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"I'm here because in 2020, we have a job to do: Beat Donald Trump," she said.
|
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It can be lonely, but if you have a job, you can take care of yourself.
|
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"[Our kids] have a job to do when they come to school," Bennet told the crowd.
|
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If you have a job with a company that offers retirement savings, you are in luck.
|
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But we have a job to do, and it'll be good for people and for cats.
|
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A girl's first task is to persuade her own family that she should have a job.
|
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The police have a job to do, but they have to do it within the law.
|
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Josh Brown doesn't have a job ... 'cause the NY Giants just announced they've cut the kicker.
|
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And I might feel intimidated by you today but tomorrow you don't have a job, right?
|
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So what's it like to have a job which requires you to be a serial borrower?
|
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We could watch these allll day — if we didn't have a job to get back to.
|
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I think I'm going to have a job until they're carting me out of here dead.
|
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"A lot of my peers at Mellon were just happy to have a job," explains Cuban.
|
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"I have a job interview tomorrow morning, and I already have reserved a cab," she said.
|
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But of course if you're the truck driver, you're going: 'Hmm, do I have a job?
|
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Or: I have a job, but it's not really fulfilling, and I'd like a different one.
|
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I love knowing that one day I could have a job that doesn't even exist yet.
|
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They humor me and act like I have a job here, but I don't do anything.
|
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Newly-appointed to the position of CEO, Wat didn't always have a job in food retail.
|
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Some believe Kaepernick would still have a job had he not protested during the national anthem.
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To his relief, your correspondent should thus have a job to come back to after Christmas.
|
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There's so much information out there now, if you have a job, you can't do it.
|
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You can't believe your luck: You don't have a job, but he doesn't seem to mind.
|
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It's not clear if that pilot will have a job with the airline in the future.
|
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"You're able to have scruples and morals because you have a job," he tells her bitterly.
|
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We have a job to do and set goals for each day and have a plan.
|
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" Moreover, if the league were truly interested in "solidarity," Mr. Kaepernick would "still have a job.
|
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I have a job I love, where I get to have a ringside seat to history.
|
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So this idea that you have a job, you have good healthcare, that's not necessarily true.
|
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But again, the whole thing is so masterfully tangled that you'd have a job predicting it.
|
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Right after college I went to law school and I didn't have a job in between.
|
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Four years from now, the guy in Scranton, Pa., says, I still don't have a job.
|
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It's likely those truck drivers who no longer have a job might see the situation differently.
|
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For example, tenants must not have been charged with a felony and must have a job.
|
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I'm constantly in this rotation of, Oh God, I'm so stressed I don't have a job; oh look, I have a job, I'm so stressed out because the demands from the network executives are so batshit crazy that I genuinely don't know how to function anymore.
|
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The workers don't feel welcome, and they ask if they will still have a job next year.
|
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I didn't negotiate because, at the time, I was just grateful to have a job at all.
|
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"They're very hardworking, dedicated, creative people that really appreciate the fact they have a job," Puzder said.
|
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"I'm sorry to say that you have a job that makes it hard to sleep," says James.
|
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"People go to Antarctica for the adventure, but sometimes they forget they have a job," he says.
|
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But, I don't think I'll ever have a job behind a desk, because I would go crazy.
|
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I'm truly thankful I have a job where I don't often have to express myself with words.
|
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Maybe you have a job that requires sitting for prolonged periods and you need to lose weight.
|
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Another thing to remember: You might already have a job that lets you work from home sometimes.
|
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I still have a job at the end of our meeting, so I guess I'm doing okay.
|
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I'm blessed to have a job where it kind of requires me to not care about that.
|
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I have a job to do as a funeral director, and I have to do that job.
|
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I have a job I adore teaching yoga again and am making plans to return to school.
|
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Which could be its own thing, but how do we deal when we don't have a job?
|
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"Your husband doesn't have a job right now, so worry about that," Moore quips in the clip.
|
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"During communism, it was mandatory for a person to have a job," she told me in Romanian.
|
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The bottom line is that I have a job to do to help get the administration ready.
|
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The economy has bounced back and young people are reinventing what it means to have a job.
|
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I had the job from 24 to 34, I'll never have a job like that ever again.
|
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A lot of people at that point in time thought they were going to have a job.
|
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But three months after he moved back, he still didn't have a job, so that was it.
|
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For every Brazilian between the ages of 18 and 24 who have a job, three do not.
|
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I finally got out of bed and said to myself, well, I have to have a job.
|
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To my amazement, Joan did not pay rent, contribute to the household or even have a job.
|
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I knew it&aposs supposed to be Christmastime, but ... doesn&apost Malcolm have a job to do?
|
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McCord says you should be doing research on other companies even if you already have a job.
|
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It's a lot of work to play music and have a job and be politically involved, too.
|
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We just gotta keep doing what we're doing…Even though [you] have a job – wear a wig.
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ArikoI had just moved across the world to England for my husband and didn't have a job.
|
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Less encouraging was a dip in the proportion of adults who have a job or want one.
|
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Architecture majors were also the most likely to have a job secured before they graduated from college.
|
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I have a job now, I'm going to get my babies back, and I have a home.
|
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"We have a job to do in getting this country out of a national debt," Norman said.
|
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Do we have a job that we like or should we be looking towards our next endeavors?
|
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Most people who want a job, have a job, and nonfarm payrolls have increased steadily in 2019.
|
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"Maybe they have a job at a nonprofit, but they also drive Lyft at night," Bera said.
|
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"I think that the rank-and-file understand that we have a job to do," he said.
|
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More than half of adults don't have a job, and nearly a quarter lack a high school diploma.
|
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If you don't have a job yet and your cash flow is negative, consider a deferment or forbearance.
|
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"I would definitely have a job and not be dependent on other people's help for everything," she says.
|
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Looking at adults overall, 53% of women would rather have a job outside compared to 73% of men.
|
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"As long as the rich man's making money, the poor man's going to have a job," he said.
|
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Still, the Aristotelian view is an awfully romanticized version of what it means to actually have a job.
|
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A guy who didn't have a job a year ago saved the Giants' season for the second time.
|
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Check out the video ... he jokes with photogs, telling them he understands they have a job to do.
|
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A lot of the [behavioral health technicians] do have backgrounds, but they're sober and they have a job.
|
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For 2017 graduates, including those who don't have a job yet, the repayment process is about to begin.
|
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If you don't have a job yet, or are pursuing a graduate degree, consider a deferment or forbearance.
|
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I have a job — I mean, I can do my own plumbing and fix my own water leaks.
|
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HAYES: I WAS ACTUALLY WORRIED ABOUT IF I WAS GOING TO HAVE A JOB AFTER THE MERGER HAPPENED.
|
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"That's pretty dramatic, to feel like, 'If don't have surgery, I might not have a job," she said.
|
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Even when most adults have a job, crime will occur, and that's where good policing policy comes in.
|
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"You take two days off every week and do nothing, if you even have a job," he says.
|
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You can have a job you're seriously engaged with or a high salary, but probably not both — right?
|
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So is the proportion of working-age adults who neither have a job nor are looking for one.
|
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Fizdale should still have a job and be given the opportunity to chaperone a team through tough times.
|
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The Trend Boy blames his poor behavior on work, or he doesn't have a job and lacks ambition.
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"It means a child cannot go to school; it means an adult cannot have a job," Kiesling said.
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One of her biggest concerns is that business will slow and she will no longer have a job.
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One of her biggest concerns is that business will slow and she will no longer have a job.
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"Everyone who works for Nycha now will continue to have a job with Nycha, period," the mayor said.
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"And many don't have a job to return to; they'd join the forces of the unemployed," he said.
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He may have a job to do, but he is also driven by longstanding grudges and unsettled scores.
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I finished work (he didn't have a job) and got ready at the office before taking the Tube.
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Real World Example: Unemployment may seem like a clear concept: People either have a job or they don't.
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Equals rights to have a job, to have respect, to not be viewed as a piece of meat.
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"If you don't support the president's agenda, you shouldn't have a job in the White House," she said.
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"This was one of the poorest counties in Missouri, and now people have a job," Ms. Doan said.
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"I have a job to do," Brady said on "The Greg Hill Show," defending his post-win demeanor.
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He could have a job there for as long as he wanted, doing land surveys on local fiefdoms.
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"You can't have a job like that without well-defined diplomatic skills, which he has," the official said.
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Unemployment and economic instability is a problem for everyone, even if you have a job and steady income.
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He's noted we have work to do this fall and that we have a job to get done.
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For me now, it doesn't matter if I fight or not, because I have a job as a trainer.
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So, Tomi, gosh, can you imagine, this guy doesn&apost have a girlfriend, he doesn&apost have a job.
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I didn't have a job or a social life, and I was still finding my place in the city.
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She has also promised that all Americans will have a job with a "fair" wage, CBS "60 Minutes" says.
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If one of your career goals for 2019 is to have a job with more flexibility, you're not alone.
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Currently, almost one third of the extreme and moderate poor in emerging and developing countries actually have a job.
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If you're a working-age American, you're less likely to have a job now than you were pre-crisis.
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" She adds, "As people being on earth, we have a job to help each other, care for each other.
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I'm so happy to have a job where I work mostly with women as my coworkers and my clients.
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Journalists have a job to do: we cover the most interesting stories and write them up for our readers.
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"When I have a job, I have really high approval ratings," she told Vox's Ezra Klein in an interview.
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By the grace of the lord, and will power and the understanding producers at Netflix, I have a job.
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I live with my daughter, so it's like, and I don't have a job, you know what I'm sayin'?
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Wedding planners have a job of their own — to work with vendors and get the venue all set up.
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Parents don't really take care of their kids unless they have a job and a sense of economic stability.
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It's no wonder young adults increasingly are moving back in with their parents, even if they have a job.
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For this year's graduates, including those who don't have a job yet, the repayment process is about to begin.
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After a lengthy search, Owen Lima and his service dog, Blue, finally have a job they can do together.
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They sort of tried to steer me toward studying architecture, because they thought at least I'd have a job.
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As Grieg explained, 80% of families have a job paid on a weekly or biweekly basis — often on Fridays.
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"When my grandfather worked there, he hired people there to have a job for life," she told the show.
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Do they need to build credit or have a job in order to get a place of their own?
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At least you have a job and hey, you cooked dinner at home last night — that's a good start.
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Even once you have a job, it's important to understand how your work contributes to the company's overall mission.
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"It is the only way for them to go to university, or to have a job," says Ms Petit.
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I have a job that I'm passionate about, and I'm fairly certain something good will come of it, eventually.
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People who are self-employed or have a job that doesn't offer coverage would turn to the individual market.
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Women of my social class weren't expected to have a job or even leave the house without a chaperone.
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It's the only process that allows me to have a job, take care of my children, and be comfortable.
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Ms. Campbell Oh my god, I've looked at my phone more than once and said, 'We have a job.
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In Kentucky, the first state to move forward, just over half say that's why they don't have a job.
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Yes, it's nice to have a job when so many are losing theirs but it isn't worth the risk.
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"How do you think I'm going to be able to pay it back if I don't have a job?"
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"Just as you're getting older to know that you don't have a job, it's really heart-wrenching," she said.
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"When those shots ring out, you have a job to do," Sergeant Heinrich said in an interview on Wednesday.
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There are also record low numbers of workers who don&apost have a job or want to work more.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Have you ever had or do you now have a job?
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Applicants will also be required to have a job offer with a minimum salary threshold of £25,600, about $270,28.45.
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But unlike many people I have a job to do that will be able to help these families directly.
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"For everybody, including myself, that goes out there on the floor, we have a job to do," Harris said.
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He is incredibly excited to have a job that, for the first time in his life, directly helps people.
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The man lived in refugee accommodation and did not have a job because he could not work, Becker said.
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But it's much harder for an ex-prisoner to stay out of prison if he doesn't have a job.
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And yet, I have a job — she remained stoic through those five days, and I'm in those five days.
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They're in and out of the under-$2-a-day range; sometimes they have a job that falls apart.
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"Your husband doesn't have a job right now, so worry about that," Moore quipped in a trailer for the episode.
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And should the government guarantee a basic income for everybody in America, even if they don&apost have a job?
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But although the 29-year-old quarterback may not currently have a job, he decided to go to work anyway.
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He still doesn't have a job today because he believes in something bigger than running that football down the field.
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Working passengers will always be going somewhere where they have a job to do that cannot be accessed by road.
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You're my son, and I never want to hurt you or make you feel unwanted, but I have a job.
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And only 15.1 percent of Italians between 15 and 24 have a job at all, against 43.8 percent in Germany.
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And if you have a job that depends on being constantly connected, shitty Wi-Fi is more than an annoyance.
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We have a job assigned to us by the Congress, as you know, which is maximum employment and price stability.
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We're understanding that every game night we have a job to do, and we're making sure we get things done.
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There's a stigma about how working out is somehow for people who don't have a job, or it's an indulgence.
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" Said Supersweetooooo: "If you have a job give away all your money so people without jobs can continue not working.
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If earnings are directly tied to the hours you put in, you have a job — even if you're the boss.
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You have a job interview fast approaching, and that jittery feeling is already brewing in the pit of your stomach.
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" She added, "I have a job right now to make the case for why we have to fill this vacancy.
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"We can't be expected to come home with $5 an hour and be happy we have a job," she said.
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" I didn't have a job yet, and he said, "Oh, well, I'm at Google and you should come and interview.
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When the protests come, it doesn't matter what you think about that—we know we have a job to do.
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I am intensely lucky for the fact that I have a job where I can be really open about this.
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In your future career, would you rather have a job that pays you a lot but requires more working hours?
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Customers don't buy a product because of its features — they buy it because they have a job they need done.
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She could speak her own language, she could take care of kids, have a job, and she loved to laugh.
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PEOPLE ARE EARINING MORE MONEY THEY KNOW THEY HAVE A JOB THEY KNOW THERE IS DEMAND SO THEY ARE SPENDING.
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He wears suits to his job while we wear overalls, if we're lucky enough to have a job at all.
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And in a couple of years, they're going to have a job and more money and a more sophisticated palate.
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Not to work, not to have a job, and to be idle was an unrecognized human state in my family.
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How does one return to this archaic way of living where you have to have a job and eat fruit?
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If I'd have listened to that scenario, I would never have a job and I would never be taken seriously.
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If you don't have a job, maybe you're just too drunk to stick around—or perhaps the party just sucks.
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I'd also like to tell them that I have a job already, and it's not as a recruiter for them.
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They weren't even sure if they were going to have a job in the next 214 hours or get home.
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A few years later I'm able to have a job — something that my intense anxiety wouldn't have allowed for beforehand.
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Will I have a job that provides health benefits or will I be left hoping I won't get sick again?
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There is good reason to worry that fewer people will have a job in states that adopt this cruel policy.
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The people painting the facade have a job to do, and as professionals, would likely respect your space and privacy.
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How do you pull along the ones that have not, and does Silicon Valley have a job to do that?
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"Just as you're getting older to know that you don't have a job, it's really heart-wrenching," one worker said.
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"They are helping you develop a network to have a job, but they aren't necessarily your job link," said Brooks.
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She is probably the reason I have a job, because there was a push to get more women into writing.
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So, not only am I in a new city, I no longer have a job and I had zero connections.
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But this survey reduces employment if a person doesn't work and isn't paid even if they still have a job.
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"You don't have a future and you don't have a job and no bloody wonder you're anxious," Mr. Peterson says.
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"I have a job I love, and I wake up every morning eager to do that," she said when asked.
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About 22000% of Hispanic and Latina women between ages 22060 and 230, have a job or are looking for one.
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"I just always felt fortunate to have a job," he told the Australian TV program "The Morning Show" in 2013.
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I think that they didn't want Colin Kaepernick to have a job in the NFL because he took a knee.
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"So many students have spent months waiting only to find they don't have a job at the end," the spokesperson said.
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Hit it twice, this isn't going anywhere good — and it's probably a hint that you have a job, not a career.
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As Vox's Dara Lind explains, moving to Canada isn't as easy as you might think — unless you have a job there.
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And that is true whether you're a small business, if you have a start up, or if you have a job.
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There&aposs no debate, it&aposs public shaming of individual who support Trump or try to have a job working Trump.
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But firms continue to hire, and American adults, of whom only about 69% have a job, seem less than maximally employed.
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"A lot of my peers at Mellon were just happy to have a job," Cuban wrote in an essay for Forbes.
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"Mom, I have a job now," he'd barely begun, when his 74-year-old mother began screaming and jumping for joy.
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Just over 61% of working-age women have a job or are looking for one, compared with around 70% of men.
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Yeah. But I'm normal, I have a job, and chickens...if my man doesn't like my birds, he doesn't stick around.
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" And other Twitter user argued that "If Rosanne had called Valerie Jarret a feckless c-word, she'd still have a job.
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They want to put an end to that so people can rejoin communities, get jobs, be retrained, have a job skill.
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She's a scientist at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and said she's learned you gotta have a job to have healthcare.
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I still don't have a job because I knew that moving to LA was where I would become a big star.
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So, how do we balance this equation where it makes logical sense that those chumps have a job and Kaepernick doesn't?
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It will be a lot easier for them to have a job, have a family, go to work and all that.
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Do you have a job during the summer or school year, or do your parents give you money to go shopping?
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Chris Murphy: "If this were a normal political world, Jared Kushner wouldn't have a job by the end of today." pic.twitter.
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"Most people who are receiving green cards already have a job waiting or have a spouse that is employed," Jamae said.
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"I think sending federal workers home before Christmas without knowing when and if they'll have a job is wrong," he said.
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Everyone should have a job like that at some point in their life, because it gives you a lot of empathy.
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It's built like an interview: The software asks you questions like whether you have a job, have dependents, and pay rent.
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"When I have a job, I have really high approval ratings," she told Vox's Ezra Klein in a July 22017 interview.
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"If we didn't have a job for them, we'd have to create a job for them," a former WeWork recruiter said.
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Much of the rest of the team are, understandably, unsure who will have a job and who will not come summer.
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If one driver caught navigating rush hour traffic in reverse doesn&apost have a job a stunt driver, they might soon.
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" Moments later, he joked, "If we can make a good deal on the salary, she's going to probably have a job.
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"I'm looking for the top five percent, and those guys and gals have a job if they want one," says Gomory.
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She quit school and does not have a job; her father said that for that reason, he supported her playing soccer.
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It requires that recipients have a job, enroll in school or volunteer for at least 80 hours in any given month.
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I still don't have a job, but at least I never have to read another Katharine Hepburn quote in my life.
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Once you have a job offer, you can mention it to your boss if you think it might increase your pay.
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"We have a job to do," Kaine said, questioning whether resistance to a new AUMF was simply opposition to congressional oversight.
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And among those who do have a job, in-work poverty has climbed to one of the highest levels in Europe.
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My commitment to our employees, that they would have a job if they worked hard, is keeping me awake at night.
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If you don't have a job offer, there are other ways to stay in the United States after finishing your studies.
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Whether I have a job or not, whether we get to stay, to keep living where all my children were born.
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When I get a little bit older I hope to have a job in the city but commute from another state.
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You just need to have a job that produces income you wouldn&apost feel comfortable losing if you can&apost work.
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The cadets that will be the first Space Force Commissioned Officers will have a job simply referred to as Space Operations.
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Assuming you don't have a job where after-hours accessibility is part of the gig (like, say, crisis communications), speak up!
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More than 85033 percent of Michiganders have a job that requires a license, increasing consumer costs without providing public safety benefits.
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"If you have a job for me, please let me know," said a banker leaving the Hong Kong office on Monday.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Spain Given the state of the world today, you're pretty lucky to have a job.
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" Others feel ahead of their time: "You must have a job that interests you," she writes, "at which you work hard.
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I see a bunch of people starting their hikes and think that was me last Friday when I didn't have a job.
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During an interview with the United States Secret Service, Adams said he used his mother's benefits because he didn't have a job.
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A student at Latino Youth High School in Chicago, Ochoa-Lopez wrote she didn't have a job and was short on cash.
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If you don't have a job, or are going back to school to pursue a graduate degree, consider a deferment or forbearance.
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So let's be clear, my first sitcom, "That '70s Show," I was 19 years old and happy to have a job, right?
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Likewise urbanisation, another familiar way to alleviate poverty: city-dwelling women are half as likely as rural ones to have a job.
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If your child is old enough to have a job, ask, "Is this worth two or more hours of work?" he said.
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Indian women are not expected to have a job—41% of young Indians think it better if married women do not work.
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To have a job where you can travel and see the world and they pay for it is a dream come true.
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Rafaela eventually moved in with the guy, but after he admitted he didn't actually have a job she soon found herself homeless.
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If students choose to pay nothing up front, payment comes later — but only once they have a job earning more than $220,220.
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Here are some actual facts: There is no question that, were Kaepernick a better quarterback, he would have a job right now.
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He was happy that he will never have a job where he does this little, and gets this much money for it.
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On a boat where everyone seems to have a job, Ofelia spent this episode asking Alicia to get her some better shoes.
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If I do the job just to have a job instead of full power in there, then it's not my work anymore.
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" Moore also described his wife at the time, a stay-at-home-mom, as a "loss leader" who "doesn't have a job.
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I'm pretty opinionated, but, really, you have to be to have a job that's literally telling other people what to do [laughs].
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In the meantime, I still have a job to do and I have no plans to take my foot off the gas.
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I have a job that I love, I am close with my family, and I spend time with friends that I adore.
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Even though I have a job that starts later than most, I find myself staying in bed way longer than I should.
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It is a good time for employers to reassure caregivers they will have a job, even if they need to stay home.
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"If I'm going to go back to Liberia, I don't have a place to stay, I won't have a job," she said.
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Some aides say they wake up each morning wondering if they will still have a job by the end of the day.
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"The most painful thing is to walk home knowing that tomorrow you don't have a job because you just quit," she said.
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I tell him I do have a job and then continue to mentally go back and forth between staying or going back.
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"Most people who are receiving green cards already have a job waiting or have a spouse that is employed," Ms. Jamae said.
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People who have a job, who studied and worked hard for it, must be and deserve to be paid for those efforts.
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But the boost for those who do have a job will bring an extra 1 billion euros into the economy, it said.
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We have a job to do in terms of defining access and inclusion across the entire spectrum of our programmatic mission fulfillment.
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When they notice that the girl does not have a job, or is finding it hard to adjust, they target her again.
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If you have a job where you can get group AD&D insurance, it&aposs usually a good deal and worth considering.
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"Working in manufacturing in the U.S., I understand if people aren't buying your product then I don't have a job," he said.
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Today, he doesn't have a job or a girlfriend, and he lives with a university friend and his friend's family in Edinburgh.
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They're just going to have to wait … When they have a job and a baby, they can talk to me about socialism.
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Ideally, I would like to have a job where I get to have a more direct role with the students in our school.
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"Maybe eventually I can have a job and a family and work with people who are in my position, and help them. Hopefully."
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And if they don&apost have -- if -- the only job -- if your job isn&apost purely social, you won&apost have a job.
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"Once you have a job and career, you have too much at stake to protest against what's wrong with the world," Thakur said.
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"'Now I have to be very responsible, I have a job, I have to travel and I have to take care of myself."
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And you were significantly less likely to have a job pre-crisis than you were during the Clinton boom of the late 199os.
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I take out the dogs, make coffee, and go straight to work while my husband sleeps, since he doesn't have a job today.
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If you have a job and you don't like your boss, you can ask for a transfer or quit and find another job.
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"I have a job where all I have to do is talk about food, cooking and technique," Chopped host Ted Allen tells PEOPLE.
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I often think you provide an empowerment to people would never have a job, particularly with Uber Freights, Hispanics, Sikhs, usually discriminated against.
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"I can't imagine the president has or will nominate somebody that meets my criteria, but I have a job to do," he said.
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You're not gonna come back, you're not gonna be able to have a job again, you're gonna be a huge burden to society.
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Sahlin was convinced he wouldn't have a job when he came back from vacation, but he still couldn't stop thinking about his game.
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I used to have a job back when I lived in New York, but now I don't have one because I moved here.
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Even if she tried to have a job, she had five kids as a single woman and had no self-worth or support.
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Ninety percent of our taskers today are part-time, so they have a job somewhere else but that job isn't filling the gap.
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Despite this figure being a fiction, the legislation included a strict requirement that recipients either have a job or actively be seeking one.
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SO THERE'S A LOT TO DO AND AS YOU KNOW, ANY TIME YOU HAVE A JOB CREATION, SOME GO UP. SOME GO DOWN.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that less than a third of teenagers will have a job between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
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"The IMF is flexible, but we have a job to do and the membership looks to us to do that job," Rice added.
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"When I actually have a job, as opposed to [running] for a job, I actually get things done with the Republicans," she said.
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If you have a job that requires frequent hand washing or you work out in the elements, your hands are even more vulnerable.
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People with no source of income will be harmed, because it doesn't matter how much prices fall if you don't have a job.
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As the weight of all my then-pushed-off responsibilities hit me, I realized my unemployed husband thinks I don't have a job.
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Because they don't have a job, because they are being threatened by gangs, because they don't have basic things like water, education, health.
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I need to leave the hospitality industry for now; I cannot have a job focused on making others happy while I am not.
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"Our people, at that point in time, got their hopes back up that they might have a job," Jones told CNBC on Thursday.
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Exactly 10 years ago, the movie that showed what it's like to have a job "a million girls would kill for" hit theaters.
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Demanding more money is the first step toward getting more money, which is why you have a job in the first place, right?
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Luckily, I actually have a job, thanks to some good friends, which is more than can be said for a lot of offenders.
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"I would like to have a job that would allow me to leave the traffic light and spend more time studying," he said.
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"My attitude was that had I not played in the A.B.A., I wouldn't have a job," The Boston Globe quoted him as saying.
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She wanted to work, she loved her profession—but how can you have a job without being able to go into a building?
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Different visas are available depending on whether you have a job offer and, often, you need at least a bachelor's degree or equivalent.
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He doesn't seem to have a job beyond an occasional heist; his only apparent interest is brutalizing anyone who gets in his way.
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For example, in the States, we're going to have 3 million truck drivers, with autonomous vehicles, they're not going to have a job.
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Also, more women attend university than men, yet fewer than 16 percent of Jordanian women have a job or are looking for one.
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It mainly reflected a decline in the share of working-age adults who have a job or are in the market for one.
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We pass the fine on to the employee the first time they show up late — the second, they no longer have a job.
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For those lucky enough to have a job that with good benefits, they are basically handcuffs that make it increasingly difficult to leave employers.
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But trailers, and the marketing teams who make them, have a job to make their movies exciting or interesting in just a few minutes.
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Immigration is the reason you don't have a job; Islamic extremism is because Muslims are terrorists; technology is disconnecting us all from each other.
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I'm fortunate enough to have a job that will let me take paid leave to care for my son during an unexpected day off.
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It's been a while to find my place, but I have a job that's good for me now I think—I'm a car detailer.
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The Census looks at all households, whether they're working or unemployed or retired, while the BLS looks only at individuals who have a job.
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The police on the front lines, the people we pay and employ and authorize to fight crime and terrorism, have a job to do.
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Had it been capable of properly regulating pollution, rather than winking at it or stopping production altogether, 5,000 workers might still have a job.
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I just have too many priorities right now, and I have a job, and you can't take time off for Mars at the moment.
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"If you have a job where you know you're going to be sitting all day, it's important to do preventative exercise," she tells PEOPLE.
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When Game of Thrones is on the air, it's almost impossible to discuss anything else on TV if you have a job like mine.
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If you do have a job, or are in the process of landing one, you may qualify for an employer-sponsored loan repayment program.
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Even though I don't have a job at the moment, I try to get up at a reasonable time so I can feel productive.
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Another condition is that convicts must be enrolled in an education course, have a job, or occupy their days in some other structured way.
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Or, if you were in advertising, you might have a job where you were expected to take clients on boozy lunches twice a week.
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It was inexpensive to live in the city so you could have a job in a Xerox shop or sell postcards on the street.
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Unless you have a job where you get paid in cash, there is no reason you can't go entirely online-only for your banking.
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Smith: I was excited, because in show business it's so rare for an actor to have a job that lasts longer than a week.
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Without overdoing it, without believing ... again, without going the whole kind of dystopian hog and saying well, no one's going to have a job.
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"We need to make sure the American people remind senators that they have a job to do," Mr. Obama told those who phoned in.
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I get that they have a job to do, too — but I'd love it if they gave me a break every now and then.
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Traders who lost money in mortgages in 2007 still have a job today because most of their colleagues also blew up in that trade.
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But broadly speaking, the way unemployment insurance works is that if you have a job, then you and your employer pay into a fund.
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Most end up staying on the island, working in local stores, shops, or in the tourist area, if they have a job at all.
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If you already have a job, the idea of alerting people online that you're open to a new one sounds like a bad idea.
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His closest family member, a brother, lives in Florida, so Mr. Friedman is thankful to have a job that keeps him busy, he said.
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Yes. Absolutely. And a Tyler Austin who was here a couple days and hurts — but we have a job to do and a responsibility.
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"I was a little stressed out that even if I were to complete college, I wouldn't have a job waiting for me," she said.
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I have a job lined up, I'm creatively fulfilled, healthy, physically fit, and I'm surrounded by friends and family who are supportive of me.
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My parents never wanted me to have a job while I was in school because they thought it would distract me from my studies.
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In the U.S, an estimated 66 percent of autistic youth do not have a job or educational plans two years after graduating high school.
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All I did—I didn't have a job—was sit on my bed, smoking bad weed, listening to dolphin cries and soft synth-pads.
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My dad told me if I carry on being good and learning then one day I will be able to have a job at google.
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In Canada, for example, applicants earn points based on language skills, education, work experience age, adaptability and whether they have a job waiting for them.
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Fielding questions about Deare's reassignment, Sanders said that people who don't agree with President Donald Trump should not have a job in his White House.
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We're going out to talk to people about the economic links between reproductive justice and being able to have a job and have equal pay.
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It was challenging because we're also running our businesses, and having camera crews inside your company while people have a job to execute is disruptive.
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Who seemingly doesn't have a job, because she's at her cute neighborhood café snapping perfectly lit shots of her avocado toast at 12:03 p.m.
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"It's hard to complain about my coworkers and boss when friends were like, 'I would love to have a job that I hate,'" she says.
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But the reason that we're not excited is that we live in a society where if you don't have a job, you'll have to die.
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Users of industrial equipment face a choice between purchasing expensive equipment or coming up short when they have a job to complete, the investor explained.
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She heard that he told students having tenure means "you can rape the Vice Chancellor's daughter and still have a job," according to the lawsuit.
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"Your income determines your lifestyle, so figure out all your expenses and expected take-home pay," she added, if you have a job after graduation.
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If you can't speak Danish, but you have a job and you work with customers, the studies show that you automatically get better at Danish.
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I'm embarrassed when I'm around my daughter and my wife, because how do I tell them that I'm unemployed, that I don't have a job.
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Nobody likes cold-calling salespeople—while they have a job to do like everyone else, that job is highly irritating to pretty much everyone involved.
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The good news for pilots is that even in drone-heavy air forces they will still have a job—though not necessarily in the air.
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"For that year [that I didn't have a job], it was a presence in my life every single day that I talked to," he says.
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If you have a job today, there's a good chance you personally reached out to your employer and interviewed with other humans to get it.
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And if the associate says: Yes, I have a job, I'm going to be okay, then the client says: That's cool and they move on.
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So you could potentially bring in people who have significant skills but they might be under-employed, or they might not actually have a job.
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Dear Miss Manners: I have a job that requires me to interact with the elderly in the community, a lot of whom are widows/widowers.
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If you're fortunate enough to have a job with good health benefits, you may not think much of the cost of prescription medications you take.
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Imagine now the same joke during the 2008 primary with Michelle Obama's name in it, and tell me that he would still have a job.
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"It's easier to get a job when you already have a job … so take something right now so you can say you're employed," he said.
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He didn't have a job or money coming in, so I was trying to get him to apply to a couple of jobs every day.
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She doesn't have a job title, per se, but she's made a career out of having fun and connecting people, particularly through music and events.
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The club is jam-packed with eager fans dancing with their hands up, but before you can join them you have a job to do.
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The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) reports that students who held unpaid internships actually were less likely to have a job after graduation.
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"We had a lot of our members, when the word was coming out of 1,100, they thought that they would have a job," he said.
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If you have a job earning income, then you probably need some amount of disability insurance to protect your ability to generate positive cash flow.
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As for Jay, someone's gotta stay home with the kids ... and since he doesn't have a job at the moment, might as well be him.
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"It's been gratifying over the years that the majority of these people know they have a job to come back to after July," he said.
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Maybe they don't have health care and eat a poor diet, maybe they don't have a job and are at the end of their rope.
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It doesn't matter that Kaepernick doesn't have a job; it matters that so few people even wonder if there might be a non-disgraceful explanation.
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"If people are afraid to go out, then we don't have a job," said Garrett Hallstrom, a sous chef at Beauty's Bagel Shop in Oakland.
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"I basically no longer have a job," Beth Willow, a 0003-year-old bartender in New Orleans who lives paycheck to paycheck, told BuzzFeed News.
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Britain announced an immigration policy Wednesday that would prevent unskilled migrants from entering the country, requiring migrants to be English-speaking and have a job.
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So in a way I think that we don't have a job to do that is engaged in singling out the old versus the new.
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I have been thinking about the millions of Americans who don't have health care and don't have a job that will pay them to recuperate.
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The Swiss government said on Sunday Italians who work in Switzerland will have to show papers proving they have a job in the Alpine country.
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It would likely not mean the Trump children start getting operational or analytical intelligence reports in their inbox -- unless they have a job that requires it.
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For this year's graduates, especially those who don't even have a job yet, there are just a few months of freedom before the repayment process begins.
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"Every morning, I wake up and there's that one second when I realize I don't have a job, and it's scary and awful," Ms. Ward said.
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Many of the visually impaired don't have a job — 70–80 percent in the US are unemployed — and suffer varying degrees of mobility and navigational challenges.
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The denominator is the total labor force, meaning people who either have a job or are looking for one; there were 240.4 million of those people.
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At Wirecutter, we're almost exclusively remote workers, and we know what it's like to have a job that demands a lot of attention and decision-making.
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"I didn't have a car, I didn't have a job, I didn't have any money, how are you going to take a girl out?" he says.
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"They joined the movement because they didn't have a job and they thought that Milošević was the cause of all troubles in their lives," she explains.
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Can we maybe agree that people should be able to have a job and care for their families and retire with dignity at a reasonable age?
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Good news if you have a job interview in another city this summer: You may be able to get free bus fare to your destination. Megabus.
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But I tell you, I take pleasure at the end of the day, that's the only consolation, I have a job, I am doing something right.
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Many of them don't fit the profile of a "typical" student who attends a four-year institution full time and doesn't have a job, Broton says.
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In her late fifties, she is the first female from her family to have a job and talks a lot about equality to her four daughters.
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Maybe I should be happy to have a job, or maybe I should take pride in giving it my all at work—or maybe fuck that.
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"A payroll tax cut won't do you any good if you don't have a job," said Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO and chief strategist at Quill Intelligence.
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We are just as focused on preparing low-income students for success after college; 95 percent have a job or other firm plans when they graduate.
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But on Friday, Bloomberg announced that he was abandoning those plans as well and informed hundreds of employees that they would no longer have a job.
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The Trump administration said Thursday that it would get poor people to work by letting state governments deny them Medicaid if they don't have a job.
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I can now report that not only am I no longer on food stamps, but I have a job and am thriving in the manufacturing industry.
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A rebound is expected in the labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one.
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Q: I detest travel irons and the act of ironing but I have a job that requires 80-percent travel to diverse capitals throughout the world.
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For any night owls, insomniacs, or party animals out there — the city might soon have a job for you: ambassador of New York City night life.
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But this is the first time that people who have a job, people who don't suffer from poverty, are on the street and saying, 'It's enough!
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Throughout the campaign, Michael G. Flynn served as a gatekeeper for his father, and he now appears to have a job with the Trump transition team.
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Once you got employed at, say, a bank, a company, or the government, you could expect to have a job for the rest of your life.
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In addition to speaking English, migrants need to prove they have a job offer from a known employer with a minimum 25,600 pound (about $85033,000) salary.
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He was unable to find a job because of his father's political history, and unable to find a girlfriend because he did not have a job.
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However, I have a job that allows me to work while I travel (you're reading it), and I'm not particularly careful when it comes to food.
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"He came into the cafe and he sort of plucked up the courage and he asked us if he could have a job," Mr. Littlejohn said.
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"I won't let myself go in those other directions because we have a job to do, and that's what we're going to do," Coughlin told reporters.
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The job search can be a bit weird if you already have a job — everyone does it, or no one would ever have a new job.
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Over time, spouses may feel taken for granted or unappreciated, especially if they shoulder all the domestic responsibilities, even though they themselves may have a job.
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Johnny doesn't have a job at the moment ... but if it is him in the video, it doesn't look like he's too concerned about it either.
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How do I protect him from any and everything — when they fall, when they're learning to meet friends, when they're going to have a job interview.
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"It's always amusing to me that when I have a job, I have really high approval ratings," Clinton said to Vox's Ezra Klein earlier this month.
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I have a job now that affords me a decent disposable income, and like a lot of people, I want to use that money to buy property.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, was unchanged at 62.8% last month.
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She filled a 90-day supply of antidepressants before leaving school and hoped to have a job with health insurance by the time she needed a refill.
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What two-word term describes the percentage of the American workforce that does not have a job (and held steady at 103 percent through February and March)?
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It's a bit of a surprise, but I have a job until the end of the month and then three months' severance pay, so I'm not panicked.
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States would be allowed, under the Senate bill, to require Medicaid enrollees to have a job, look for work, or participate in some kind of job training.
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"I get TSA workers have a job to do, which is to keep us safe," said Wanzer, the Washington, DC, resident who frequently has her hair searched.
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Graduates are not expected to make contributions to pay back the cost of the course until they have a job that pays at least $40,225 a year.
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I knew if I was not going to play tennis, maybe it would help me on my resume to have a job somewhere in Romania or abroad.
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If you have a job that allows you to telecommute, some cities may be better than others for your needs, according to an article published by Realtor.
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The job market they are entering is more competitive than ever, and in many countries the rules are rigged to favour those who already have a job.
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"My aim is to leave from Jamaica and be somewhere where I can be free and be myself, have a job, live like ordinary people," Mindy said.
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Because in a lot of ways you could think of, you know, Larry Page [who says] it may be that everyone's not going to have a job.
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According to Kath Sainsbury, who works for a refugee charity in Stockton, it is almost impossible to move on unless you already have a job lined up.
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Yael: The theory is that there's a rich security researcher alter ego, which is how he has all this equipment even though he doesn't have a job.
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"We have more consciously decided we have a job to do," said Steve Siegelbaum, 72, a Walkabout coordinator and one of the early members of the chorus.
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And if I get out -- I have a job secured, and plan to continue to help those in prison and work hard to change our justice system.
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For those young people who have a job, if not their dream job, Winfrey's advice was to learn, make the most of it and demonstrate undeniable talent.
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Marketers still have a job in explaining that their activities can actually generate money for a business, rather than being seen as a function that spends money.
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But the reason we're not excited by it is because we live in a society where if you don't have a job, you are left to die.
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Kenzie is so confident it can deliver on employment that it is guaranteeing students that they will have a job if they complete the two-year program.
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But alas I do have a job and so I am left with the task of sharing my humiliation, as well as trying to enjoy readers' reactions.
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While being temporarily terminated from a job is daunting, the main pro for employees is that, should the business survive, they'll have a job to return to.
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He asked why she didn't come work for him for a year, since it would help her career, especially since she didn't have a job lined up.
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This measure takes the population of Americans over 2628 years old and not in jail, the military or an institution and says "x" percent have a job.
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I think it actually gave more resolve to people who have a job to do, and that is to make a transition to a more sustainable economy.
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I want to have a job that I can leave at work, and that pays enough for me to enjoy my life and time outside of work.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, was steady at 29% last month.
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"I feel so bad when I see them, but I have a job and money through making a video game, which is an unnecessary thing," he says.
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He got elected to make sure that people have a job, the economy continues to grow, people have security as it relates to their kids' education, etc.
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"Maremmas don't like to not have a job, so she's going to be continuing on her role in a different way," said Corbett to Australia's ABC News.
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"I was worried if I didn't finish my degree, I'd never have a job that paid enough to take care of the both of us," Foster said.
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"There's this myth that you're a failure if you have to have a job," she said, casually tugging at the fringed bangs of her crimson-red hair.
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But as Vox's Dara Lind explains, moving to Canada isn't as easy as you might think — unless you have a job lined up or in-demand skills.
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I don't think they're looking forward to going back that much—they just don't complain because they're happy to have a job and they need the work.
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If I have to have a job that's completely separate from music and that's the way I can write the most songs, then I want to do that.
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It's about not having to have a job, not having an extensive apartment or a house, squatting, getting around by hitchhiking, hopping trains, and eating out of dumpsters.
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Despite the low unemployment rate, the share of people between the ages of 25 and 54 who have a job remains much lower than it was in 1999.
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Hiroshi does not yet understand that these people are considered to be lesser than his family, because they have a job that, according to local prejudice, is tainted.
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I currently have a job but could always make room for another.... Everyone's favorite Chicago native is looking for an intern to join his every growing rap business.
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But his Depression-era language looks slightly ridiculous if you have a job and you pay taxes, which makes up a fairly high percentage of the voting public.
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" She told a writer friend the plan, and the friend said, "You're bananas" and "You have a job and you can use that platform to get shit done.
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Elsa doesn't have a job outside the home; her days are filled with tasks like baking lemon bars for the autism support group she attends with other parents.
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What you can do: National organizations like Coalition for the Homeless have a job training programs that are designed to provide job skills to women without stable housing.
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"If you have a job that you can't start within 90 days, we're not going to give you the money for it because it doesn't help," he said.
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What she&aposs suggesting is, oh, maybe because they have a job, work at one of the networks, or they gave a speech, or they wrote a book.
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And the impressions were pretty universal: he looks like he smells, he looks like he doesn't have a job, and they would guess he still lives at home.
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Nearly half of all graduating students say college did not prepare them for the working world, and 83 percent don't have a job lined up when they graduate.
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And as a result I've really seen an actual change in their demeanor, from being a little morose and depressed to, 'Hey I have a job that's important.
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"I have a job to do here, and it's not to be the referee on a presidential campaign," he said in a testy exchange with Mika Brzezinski. Rep.
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So if you have a job earning income, then you probably need some amount of disability insurance to protect that asset: your ability to generate positive cash flow.
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"It has a lot to do with it being less passive and admittedly I can sympathize now that I have a job," PhenOm20, one of the farmers, said.
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Even though he didn't have a job or notable hobby (except boxing) to turn to after his 2012 presidential loss, he was not extensively told to leave politics.
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But the fact that he doesn't have a job right now isn't shocking, and it doesn't have to be because N.F.L. owners are racists who are blackballing him.
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Those are Trump voters who are going to be displaced, the long-haul truckers who are not going to have a job when self-driving trucks come in.
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The TV stars on duty this week also have a job to do: performing in promotional sketches and posing for thousands of selfies at meet-and-greet events.
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I have a job that I love and have made some great friends over the years, but I definitely miss the support system I have back in Canada.
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I think about if I want to stay at my parents' house tonight, but remember I have a job interview in a town closer to Boston tomorrow morning.
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And make sure you understand what you're getting yourself into — including what happens if you don't have a job or become disabled — before agreeing to a private loan.
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"Everybody seems to be talking like we're not going to have a job, like this is the last issue, the one we're working," a third staff member said.
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And by the way, these guys hire veterans like there is no tomorrow and they deserve it if everybody else did this, then every veteran would have a job.
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It's nice to have a job right now where I can be home so we can spend a few minutes together before she has to leave for the day.
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People in that age range are also less likely to have a job that offers insurance and they're less likely to be able to afford it on their own.
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She believed that public service was a calling and that she was blessed to have a job that actually could make a difference in the lives of other people.
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"My rent is going to be free for the rest of the month and somebody won't have a job," Porter was heard saying to the group before walking away.
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"I was able to leave work to cure my ballot because I have a job that lets me do that, and I have a car," Williams, a Democrat, said.
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The study found that among those most likely to get great sleep were married or have a job, with 67 percent and 65 percent respectively saying they get enough.
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The honeymoon period with both my husband and my city began to cool, and the reality that I didn't have a job — or a Fuck Off Fund — sunk in.
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Your whole world just suddenly revolves around this new, little person, and if you also have a job, it just sucks away so much of your strength and energy.
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I didn't have a job, I didn't have any money, I didn't have a home and I had a baby on the way, and football was done with me.
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J.J. tapped me on the shoulder to let me know he still didn't have a job, Sarah Herron gave me a hug and Clare pretended to not see me.
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I assumed he was a broke college student because he didn't have a job, so for the first several months of our relationship, I insisted on paying for everything.
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"I will still have a job in two weeks' time," May said in an interview with ITV television when asked if she would quit if she lost the vote.
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I often say that I don't feel like I have a job, and that's because my job is simply supporting this girl in her mission to impact the world.
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"My dad told me that if I carry on being good and learning things that one day I will be able to have a job at Google," Chloe writes.
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The true engine of job creation is that technological displacement of labor makes those who still have a job richer, and therefore creates demand for more already existing occupations.
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Sure, Rainbow is worried about what her pregnancy means for her promotion, but there is no doubt that she will still have a job once her baby is born.
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But what about the people who do want to work, and do have a job, but take a serious bite out of their paychecks just to get to work?
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Former NBA Commissioner David Stern said that ex-NFL player Colin Kaepernick would still have a job after kneeling during the national anthem if he were a basketball player.
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She had been having an argument with the owner, who told her she should feel grateful to have a job that would let her take her child to work.
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The report said that eight years after a massive recession, fewer kids overall live in poverty, more parents have a job, and more families are able to afford housing.
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I have a job where for decades I've had to be able to shut someone up on the spur of the moment, so I'm one of the lucky ones.
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I know I'm lucky that I have a job I like so much, but I can't shake the feeling of disappointment I get whenever my wife changes the subject.
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If you have a job that pays out for unused vacation days, sticking around long enough to accrue a bunch before you give notice could be well worth it.
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I have said many times I certainly understand the plight of these people and I feel bad for some of these people but I have a job to do.
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He places the true number of unemployed at 96 million, or every American over the age of sixteen who doesn't have a job, even if he doesn't want one.
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If you have a job and earn a low-to-moderate annual income, you don't want to overlook the earned income credit when you file your taxes each year.
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Crucially, if you don't already have a job offer in Canada, it also looks at whether you have enough money saved up to support yourself until you find one.
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But I explained to him, look, I have a job to do and I always have what you're doing in your best interest, I'm always in your best interest.
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A Tony nomination is amazing and validating and wonderful, but it's also one of those nice insurance policies that mean you might be able to have a job again.
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"I have friends, I have a family, I have a job, and I will have a career," said Mr. Cox, who began living with his grandmother in the summer.
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"I said, 'Well, if I'm not going to play tennis, maybe it would help me on my résumé, to have a job somewhere in Romania or abroad,'" she said.
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"It's just kind of a shock factor when a lot of families realize they're no longer going to have a job," said Michael Olmstead, the Republican mayor of Perrysburg.
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Skilled workers will need to meet criteria including specific skills and the ability to speak English, the government said, and those applying will need to have a job offer.
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"Many of my friends have thousands of dollars in loans, and they still don't have a job in their field and they're working in a grocery store," he said.
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It might just be impacting people's lives because they have a job they love and you're paying them money and they get to feed their family with that money.
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"If you have a job, [or] you lose one and can easily find another one, then you're current on your bills and you don't have those defaults," he said.
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"If the employer is still paying them then they have a job, if not then they need to go home," Attorney General Carl Bethe told the Tribune on Monday.
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Why I don&apost regret itThough it eventually lead to pain, I&aposm glad I had the opportunity to have a job that I loved for so many years.
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The "Do You Still Have a Job" quiz was contributed by Jason Sweeten, who worked in the company's branded content division until a separate round of layoffs in June.
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Another category would be for skilled workers who have a job offer in the UK. Unskilled workers would be given short-term visas in fields that have worker shortages.
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Yeah, you have a job, you have some hours, but if you're not going to get enough then you're constantly living on ... You're in a constant state of instability.
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Fewer than 5 percent of American workers have a job where they're on the clock between midnight and 4 in the morning, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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That said, there's plenty of funding and hiring happening at the handful of high-growth companies that could determine whether the rest of us have a job in our futures.
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I have a job to do, and I have to continue to do my job as I move on to my next project and treat everyone I work with respect.
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But the future will not be simple, particularly if we live in a country where some workers have a job, and the rest of us have been replaced by machines.
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" In a second tweet, the actor, who plays Seth on the show, jokingly wrote: "My mom is gonna be so relieved that I have a job for another few months.
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Speaking to reporters before Tuesday's game, U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati did nothing to quiet critics, and did not guarantee that Klinsmann would have a job after the Copa America.
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" Sanders said she was "not extending a blanket policy here" but later added: "If you don't support the President's agenda then you shouldn't have a job in the White House.
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Her mother and sister are suspicious of Nick because the only thing he can think of to compliment Vanessa on is her body, and also he doesn't have a job.
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A Republican Senate strategist echoed that point, saying, "Republicans in Congress believe they have a job to do" and don't want to "waste this opportunity" to enact their policy priorities.
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But I guess it's still better than men walking around thinking they can get away with literally anything just because they have a job at a magazine or a museum.
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But Nick and Vanessa both have a job to do, and they both are working so hard, so it hasn't been a distraction having them at the same rehearsal studio.
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Couldn't do it full time, didn't want to do it full time, wanted to still have a job, still have a career, but be able to help where I could.
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I'm blessed to have a job that allows us to make this kind of choice; I realize many families can't afford to have a part-time, stay-at-home parent.
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Someday you really won't have time to do fun things like that — you're going to have a job, you're going to have a family, and things get a little harder.
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Immigrants to Britain, for example, even if they have come from elsewhere in the European Union and have a job, complain that setting up a bank account can take months.
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"We as a community have a job to keep each other safe and sometimes doing the right thing is a hard decision — like calling on your own parent," he says.
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I work, and I have a job that means that sometimes I have to go out at night, and sometimes I need to go out at night just for me.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose to 2000% in July from 214% in June.
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There's a really good chance this truck driver isn't going to have a job tomorrow morning, but as a backup they would certainly make for one heck of a magician.
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Both of our parents were police officers and public servants, so I wanted to serve, and have a job that I just wanted to go to work every single day.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose to 216% in July from 2000% in June.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose to 20.2% in July from 23.2% in June.
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"If you have a job that you can't start within 90 days, we're not going to give you the money for it because it doesn't help," he said last month.
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" Reid says he tried his best to conduct business fairly, and that despite being partisan, "once you walk through the door of that office, you have a job to do.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell to 62.8% in April from 63.0% in March.
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Colin Kaepernick's girlfriend is lashing out at the NFL -- claiming the only reason CK doesn't have a job is because the shot callers in the league are still blackballing him.
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"I've missed a lot of Little League games, not just because I have a job that requires me to travel a lot," the Nebraska Republican said in his video post.
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I have a job to do in terms of getting us back into the conversation amongst people that cross-shop sports cars, be it McLaren, be it Ferrari or Porsche.
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Of course reporters and other media types have a job to do and will (hopefully) relentlessly chase the facts, if only to keep their own view of things firmly grounded.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, increased to 63.3% last month from 0003% in September.
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Finally, regardless of the outcome, regular Americans should take a moment to consider what it means in everyday life to have a job description with no real consequences for violations.
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Phillips said the paintings "are like my children" but told the news agency he doesn't have a choice when it comes to selling them because he doesn't have a job.
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But for many Europeans grateful to have a job, what is considered a low wage in the eyes of some British is better than what they would get back home.
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In addition, the high-income earner may have a job that requires travel and long hours, noted Jacqueline Newman, the managing partner of Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd in New York.
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K., I have a job right now; I know it's in Triple-A, but at least I'm pitching with an opportunity to possibly get called up to the big leagues.
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I actually have a job where a lot of communication happens over the phone, so it's never been a problem that people can't see me and I can't see them.
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When I became pregnant the first time I didn't have a job and I realized I never want to be in a situation where I can't provide for my child.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, hit a more than five-year high in January.
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An initial proposal circulated last month calls for foreign candidates to have the necessary qualifications, to speak German and to have a job offer that ensures they can support themselves.
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I put on leggings and a striped sweater with my favorite pair of earrings (gold-plated faces) as I have a job info session tonight and want to stand out.
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The current questions surrounding the justification to order the strike against Soleimani presents an opportunity to restore some regular order to Congress: The intelligence committees have a job to do.
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If you cannot piggyback on your parent's plan and you do not have a job with health insurance, you may need to buy a policy through a health insurance marketplace.
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It's still growing more slowly than before the Great Recession, and millions of people have dropped out of the workforce; one in six prime-age men doesn't have a job.
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"When I told my boss about this, he listened to me patiently and said, 'it's a great idea, but for somebody who did not have a job already,'" Bezos said.
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All of them could receive lifetime work permits to compete for jobs with working-age Americans who don't have a job, nearly one-in-four Americans, according to government data.
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For those unaware, West Virginia isn't doing terribly well, economically and otherwise: we're the only state in the country where less than half of able-bodied adults have a job.
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Ms. Aparicio, 25, had just finished her teaching degree and didn't have a job when the casting call for the lead role was held in her home of Tlaxiaco, Oaxaca.
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According to Harris's office, these resources could benefit as many as 260 million people who don't have a job or are working in roles that don't fully utilize their skills.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose to 2000% last month from 28% in May.
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I am a symbol of someone who doesn't really look like other people at school but I still have a job and I'm a happy person and I found a place.
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Say you have a job with a large company and you want to know how much vacation time you have left, or how to add your new baby to your healthcare.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell four-tenths of a percentage point to 62.7 percent.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, hit the highest in more than five years in January.
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By the time you get to your 50s, and can finally send them off to university or they move out because they have a job, you can start being selfish again.
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"Now I know a lot of y'all don't care because y'all don't work for the government or y'all probably don't even have a job, but this shit is really fucking serious."
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In the Trump era, the internet has become an increasingly vicious place, especially when you (me) happen to have a job covering about the most divisive thing in the world (politics).
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The Family and Medical Leave Act allows new parents to take up to 12 weeks off from a job, but it guarantees only that they'll have a job to return to.
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After winning the 2019 Women's World Cup, Alex Morgan and her teammates now believe that, more than ever, they have a job as role models for the next generation of champions.
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They will just have a job state, walking around doing their job, and if the player is just sat down minding their own business they'll just happily stay in that state.
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He may not have a job, but stud NFL receiver Brandon Marshall says his unemployment won't last long ... essentially telling TMZ Sports he'll be on an NFL roster by next week.
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Sarah Wayne Callies: Prison Break meant a tremendous amount to me personally, and I have a job [on Colony], so I only wanted to come back if we're doing something brave.
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The (very, very funny) original series starred Mitchell as Mark Corrigan, a conservative, anxious rule-follower, and Webb as Jeremy, a sensitive slacker who never really seemed to have a job.
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Upon her return to New Haven later that summer, Ms. Lopez was told that in fact she did not have a job, and that regardless, any position would have been unsalaried.
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But in your situation, of course, if you know that this is a great guy other than the fact that he doesn't have a job, your parents can't tell you shit.
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The study, authored by professor and economist George Borjas, found that men working in the US without papers are more likely to have a job than those who were born here.
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Somewhere out there, women are getting sick of having to wear the Suit and have a job and raise the kids and be a good partner and look like they're 20.
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They said they had been told they would have a job through November on account of Bloomberg's determination to defeat President Donald Trump regardless of whether he became the Democratic nominee.
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The people who desperately need them shouldn't be divided into those who are valuable enough to get help and those who aren't worthy based solely on whether they have a job.
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On Election Day, I had to wait in line for 45 minutes, even though I have a job that gives me the luxury of voting in the middle of the day.
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His father, Petros Thobela, who had gone to the same primary school and did not have a job, accepted a similar apology and compensation of, according to the councilor, about $150.
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Though I used to joke that without it I wouldn't have a job, friends, or a hobby, I now teetotal most of the week and drink cocktails, whiskey, and wine infrequently.
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The thing about A.D.H.D. is you have a pathological fear of boredom, so it forced me to never have a job that is boring, and I think that is a blessing.
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BRIAN MOYNIHAN: At the end of the day, what's driving it is the average consumer in America, there's 330 million people, about 883 million of them work, they have a job.
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Workers who don't currently have a job and are re-entering the labor force might have less bargaining power when it comes to negotiating salaries, which could weigh on wage data.
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They were just earnest young men grateful to have a job, even a hard, dangerous one, at a time when jobs were not so easy to come by in postwar New England.
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The labour force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell to 62.8 percent in April from 63.0 percent in March.
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"Many footballers, when they play in the Icelandic league, they have a job on the side, it's a semi-professional league," Haldorsson told reporters ahead of Iceland's clash with Nigeria on Friday.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell to 2000 percent last month from 62.8 percent in April.
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If working folks, half of America have more monthly money, and if in fact they have a job, in Chicago you have to go three transportation transfers to get the right transportation.
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My old hospital offers me a per diem position so I can keep my skills up, and I have a job to fall back on in case travel nursing doesn't work out!
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell to 62.8 percent in April from 63.0 percent in March.
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If you're someone who thinks you "don't need the ACA" — because you have a job and money and maybe you're the healthiest person in your family, just like I am — you're right.
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"Proponents will defend the program by saying that the error rate is really low, but that's too many people that have a job offer and aren't able to take it," says Hahn.
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I don't have a job, but I spend most of my days on chores (cooking, cleaning, shopping, taking care of my pets) and enjoying my hobbies (video games, TV, movies, working out).
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell to 62.8 percent last month from 62.9 percent in March.
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Contacted by Reuters, the two men said Berhe did not have a job and depended on money from his seven siblings, six of whom are spread around the world, for living expenses.
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"It's funny because I obviously love jewelry, and I have a job that lets me wear a lot it, but in my down time, I wear a little bit," the star says.
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When people who can afford it get a haircut, it's often because they also have a job interview, or they also have a party or graduation or taking photos at a wedding.
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If you are a Justice, you have a job that only eight other people truly understand, and if you don't get along with them you're going to be pretty lonely for decades.
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"I have a job at LREI summer camp and it starts on Monday," Jesse Gardner, a soon-to-be rising senior at the N.Y.C. Lab School for Collaborative Studies, said last week.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose to a more than five-year high of 28 percent.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose to 62.9 percent last month from 62.7 percent in May.
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"I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in where that would be acceptable and then you can come to work the next day and still have a job," she said.
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He didn't have a job with the Suns, either, until the night before the regular season started — but Crawford finished the campaign with a 51-point flourish in Dallas on April 9.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose to 254.0 percent last month from 62.7 percent in September.
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The borrowers would have to be "creditworthy federal student debt holders," meaning they would have to have federal loans, earn good credit ratings, have a job, and be up to date on payments.
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This is another way of saying that when you have a job, a handful of people have control over what you get paid, your hours, who you work with and other professional decisions.
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And I was always feeling pretty good being born in '63 because I'm the last year of the baby boom, which means I'll always have a job, but never be able to retire.
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Then I sent it to the local and regional media stating that Maray the cat wrote a statement to work at the museum, but that we do not have a job for him.
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We've learned in mergers in the past that it's very important that the people dealing that are directly with clients, that they need to know right now immediately that they have a job.
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It's why former Baylor coach Art Briles—who presided over one of the worst sexual assault scandals in college sports history—will soon have a job again: because he's a brilliant offensive mind.
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"I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that would be acceptable, and then you could come to work the next day and still have a job," Meghan McCain said.
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"I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that would be acceptable and then you could come to work the next day and still have a job," McCain said Friday.
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"I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that would be acceptable and then you could come to work the next day and still have a job," Meghan McCain said.
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What it's about: It's about a dancer who doesn't have a job as a dancer who struggles to keep an apartment and chases after her dreams, even as they slip away from her.
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It's kind of Sri Lankan custom that you only really move out if you have a job that's out of town, or one that you can't commute to, or if you get married.
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" Him at the podium was sort of a great anchor for the writers, or specifically Dave's like, "I want to make sure that you have a job, and that your function is clear.
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"I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that job would be acceptable and then you can come to work the next day and still have a job," she said.
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" (Biden's campaign said he had meant to say 251,22018, which is roughly accurate.) Hunter Biden Trump claimed Hunter Biden, the son of Biden, "didn't have a job until his father became vice president.
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But looking toward the future and not knowing whether I will have a job, or be able to complete assignments because of lack of resources, is what's weighing most heavily on my mind.
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"Sometimes tensions run high, and we understand that we have a job to do as long as the media has a job to do," he said, adding, "We don't anticipate it happening again."
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This explains research showing that people who graduate from college during a recession are more satisfied with their work three decades later: They don't take it for granted that they have a job.
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Previously, when you asked me about entrepreneurship, when I graduated in 2008, there was professional lacrosse from Johns Hopkins, but everyone was considered a weekend warrior, they'd have a job on Wall Street.
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Well, he opposes the Clean Air Act — might he have a job in a fossil fuel industry and feel threatened by Democrats' quick embrace of radical environmental policy in light of climate change?
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I feel so grateful that I have a job with flexibility and that modern technology makes it possible to still be a valuable contributor even when one is sick for an extended period.
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A third job will definitely require some later nights and earlier mornings for studying, but I am relieved to finally have a job on my résumé that is not in the food-service industry.
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Hussain did not have a job or a roof over his head and feared he could not find work because his identity card, issued by the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR), was with the authorities.
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This is primarily because Nick can't think of anything to say about Vanessa other than "I liked her the moment she stepped out of the limo" and because he doesn't have a job (-10).
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Once, for example, long ago, last week, Kennedy B., talking on phone to boyfriend Kevin: I shop, I cook, said Kennedy B. Plus I have a job I actually have to, like, go to?
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Certain people will have a more robust health care access, if they have a job with really good supplemental insurance, versus someone who would be only able to rely on your new baseline plan.
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It gets harder still if you borrowed heavily for college, if you carry a large balance on your credit card, or if you have a job without benefits or the prospect of upward mobility.
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I have a job as a public interest lawyer that is challenging and rewarding, one that lets me work on the kinds of issues that drove me to law school in the first place.
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It's tough enough to have a job in media in 2017, so I'm glad that The Bold Type isn't relying on the tired trope of the ice-queen editor to make it any scarier.
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" Skip says because of Elliott's fat contract ... he deserves criticism when he's not playing well, saying, "I have a job to do, and he has a $50 million guaranteed job to do on Sundays.
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Once, when she was pregnant and about to have a job interview, her agent advised her to wear a big shirt and eat candy, so that the showrunner would think she was just fat.
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" She adds, "It's basically empowering families to start a company so they can have a job — so they can support their kids and keep their kids and they don't have to make that choice.
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Enthusiasm about the stock market's rally is "absent" because active managers on Wall Street are worried they may not have a job soon, money manager and popular blogger Josh Brown told CNBC on Friday.
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She had to reconcile her artistic impulses against a climate that insisted, "you have to have a job, you have to make money, you have to make it in this adult world," she said.
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She mentions that she has encountered teams who have "lost all faith" in their manager; after some investigation, she decides these managers are simply people who should not have a job as someone's boss.
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We as students have a job and that is to get an education to make something of ourselves, but when we feel that it is no longer safe to go to school, then what?
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I have a job that allows me to work at home or from the office at the hours of my choosing, which is great for me, because I am a lazy piece of shit.
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Yeah, I don't think people who aren't taking this seriously understand that every day they're going out, they could potentially be extending this longer and longer, and that's time I don't have a job.
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Others question whether Amazon is doing enough to keep workers safe, which often garners responses from workers who say they should feel lucky enough to have a job during a time of economic uncertainty.
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He kicked her out of his office telling her she should be thankful to still have a job and to never come back with an emotional justification on how she should be valued more.
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And that same corrupt and servile media eagerly complied; the news crews lapped up everything he had to say and splashed it across their websites, because they have a job to do as well.
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Trump tweeted support on Sunday: Despite the president's support, rumors are flying that Pruitt might not have a job for long, and even a few Republicans in Congress are now calling for his resignation.
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Sethi says you should avoid letting non-experts, or those on social media, influence you, especially if they're telling you you should accept whatever you're offered and be thankful you have a job at all.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, was unchanged last month at more than a five-year high of 0003 percent.
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Another staffer described "total fear and chaos" inside the campaign after the layoffs, saying that instead of leaving staff wondering how much longer they'll have a job, the candidate "should have dropped out after Iowa."
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"We have a job to do, and you're coming with us," Fury says to Spider-Man, giving him no choice in the matter even as he tries to wiggle his way out of the mission.
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The numerator is Americans who are unemployed, the people who told a survey taker that they do not have a job but want one and have actively sought a job in the last four weeks.
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It should be stated that there are a lot of good reasons to have a job: It makes us feel useful, it puts food on the table, it gives people a way to define themselves.
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And how many millions of people, truck drivers and parcel delivery people and cab drivers and even Uber drivers, what do we do with the millions of people who will no longer have a job?
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"We are saying to our client-facing performing associates, 'Don't worry, you have a job,'" said BB&T Chairman and CEO Kelly King on behalf of himself and SunTrust Banks Chairman and CEO Bill Rogers.
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She didn't have a job, so she spent her days cooking, cleaning and decorating my dad's new home with insanely expensive, woven picnic baskets made by this company called Longaberger that she was obsessed with.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, was unchanged last month at more than a five-year high of 63.2 percent.
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The numbers you stated in our We Know Success website, where we tell people: After you finish your degree at American University, within six months, you're either in Graduate School or you have a job.
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" He added: "We have a job to do and a short window of time, and so we ought to stop taking recesses, stop taking time off and just keep going until we get it done.
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Low-income workers paid into the insurance system and were eligible to receive its benefits, but they were unlikely to use the program without a guarantee that they would have a job when they returned.
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"It was easy for me to say I wanted to work with Kelly, but the complicated part was that I have a job — and jobs — on the West Coast," says Seacrest of his new gig.
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"Some of these jobs pay [enough] that allow you to not just have a job, but have a career … and take care of you and your family," said Michael Erwin, senior career advisor with CareerBuilder.
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This newest scandal has led to one of his top aides resigning, sources telling the Associated Press that his situation is "unsustainable," and even rumors that he might not have a job by next week.
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Did they want to pay for the upper middle class smartest-guy-in-the-room — so smart, in fact, he doesn't have a job years after graduation from a costly New England liberal arts college?
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This morning I am grateful for my dog, that I can afford rent this month, that I have a job to go to today, that my bed is warm, and that raspberries are in season.
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According to a survey by career-coaching platform BetterUp, cited by Harvard Business Review, nine out of 10 workers would sacrifice 23% of their future lifetime earnings to have a job that was always meaningful.
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Trip Location: Budapest, Hungary and Vienna, Austria Trip Length: 230 daysAnnual # Of Vacation Days: unlimited as I don't have a job for now and just finished my coursework for my Master's TransportationCosts: Flight via WizzAir.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, dipped to 63.2% from more than a six-year high of 63.3% in October.
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Devorah: Like, at what point would we say "you must also have a job on top of the podcast," which is hard to imagine now because Dan's putting in so many hours into the show.
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The scholarships don't look like much in small doses; the University of Iowa awards $1,13 to students who have a job while in school and Northeastern offers $750 for each leadership role in a sport.
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If you're a teen or young adult, choosing the best place to put retirement money — before even getting to the point of deciding exactly how to invest it — depends partly on whether you have a job.
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The move gave her an opportunity to spend time with her now teenage daughter and husband, but she also didn't have a job for the first time in many years, and Tejada seems to like work.
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If you're a teen or young adult, choosing the best place to put retirement money — before even getting to the point of choosing exactly how to invest it — depends partly on whether you have a job.
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It could be relatively easy for them to calculate the unemployment rate in a straightforward way: Count up the number of people who don't have a job and then divide that number by the total population.
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Canadians and Mexicans who have a job offer from an approved list of positions can get a TN visa through NAFTA, but that trade agreement was under heavy negotiation through spring and summer of last year.
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She thought he was, too — he didn't have a job, and she was often the one footing the bill — but then, a year into their relationship, he revealed he had a trust fund worth $2 million.
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First of all, for the rank and file retired intelligence officers who retain a security clearance is because they have a job to do as a contractor back in the intelligence committee which requires the clearance.
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If you have a job, you most likely have a routine: Wake up in the morning, brush your teeth, head to work, sit in the same office, interact with the same people and then head home.
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Hundreds of people work on this show and they don't know that they're just going to have a job for a couple of years, so it's a gift to be given it, because nobody gets that.
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"I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that would be acceptable and then you could come to work the next day and still have a job," Meghan McCain said during the show.
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"I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that would be acceptable and then you can come to work the next day and still have a job," McCain said on "The View" Friday.
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"Even if you have a job that requires you to sit for long periods of time, replacing the time you spend sitting at home with tenuous exercise could reduce your risk of heart disease and death."
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But the steps that Clinton aides are planning to shape his new life do little to address a potentially thornier problem: Historically, when Mr. Clinton does not have a job to do, he gets into trouble.
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One sales employee said Tesla has left workers in the dark about whether or not their stores are closing, and whether or not they will have a job when the transition to online sales is finished.
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Students can take the course on their own schedule, which makes it appealing to people who have a job or other responsibilities that wouldn't allow them the schedule to participate in courses on a college campus.
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All major sports organizations do it, and no matter how annoying it is for that gif you posted on your favorite forum to disappear two days later, copyright lawyers have a job to do... we guess.
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I have a job that doesn't destroy me, and I make a habit of prioritizing things that bring me happiness, like eating rice balls in bed or doing "Word Up" by Chromeo on Dance Dance Revolution.
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No. Simply wash your hands frequently, stop touching your face, and take sick days the minute you think you're coming down with something—if you're lucky enough to have a job that offers paid sick days.
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In an appearance on CBS's "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert, Scaramucci was asked if Bannon would still have a job in the White House in a week amid reports that Trump is considering ousting him.
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"I'm hungry and don't have a job, but I'm sticking to Maduro," said Carlos Rincones, 49, in the once-thriving industrial city of Valencia, accusing right-wing business owners of purposefully hiding food and hiking prices.
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And in case you have a job or a life outside of Kylizzl and don't have the time or brain capacity to watch the entire thing — SPOILER ALERT — the ending shows that it was all a dream.
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I spend some time agonizing over my long-term career goals and current money situation because of this and decide there ain't no point in worrying when I don't even have a job offer on the table.
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Put pen to paper and write down your career goals If you don't have a job, or don't have the job you want, try an exercise a former Google career coach says has helped hundreds of people.
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I mean, we're going to get into that in the next section and talk about where it's going, where work is going, but it inevitably leads to the idea is that you may not have a job.
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If I have the ability to control my ability of birth, I also have the right to an education, I have the right to have a job, I have the right to move if I need to.
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This is despite the labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, having risen to the highest in more than five years at 63.2 percent.
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Read more: The Often Lucrative But Sometimes Oppressive Lifestyle of Being a Male Sugar Baby He recommended students entering university think carefully about whether or not they're going to have a job by the time they graduate.
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"For somebody who hasn't worked their whole life and didn't have a job that had substantial income for most of their life … you need to take every opportunity to make it the best you can," she said.
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Don't get me wrong — we live in a world where you have to have a job, but in the age of car services, coffee shops on every corner, digital publishing, consulting, dog-walking, closet organization, translating, etc.
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One or two picks born of favoritism aren't too corrosive to government, but when the only variable deciding whether you have a job is your willingness to tell the president what he wants to hear, that's dangerous.
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Line: Panthers by 3 Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith is back after a week in the concussion protocol, glad to still have a job after tight end Travis Kelce showed that he, too, has a pro-caliber arm.
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Hiring materials from Bloomberg headquarters shared with POLITICO stated that regardless of what happened, field organizers could expect to have a job with "Team Bloomberg" through November, though it didn't promise interviewees where they would be based.
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WASHINGTON — The chief usher at the White House, Angella Reid, who was the second African-American and the first woman to have a job whose title belies its broad responsibilities, was fired this week, administration officials said.
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Editorial President-elect Donald Trump won't be stepping down from his role as an executive producer on "The New Celebrity Apprentice" — an unprecedented situation in which the commander in chief would have a job on the side.
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It prioritizes applicants who are between the ages of 26 and 30, who are well educated and fluent in English, who have a job offer with a high starting salary and who are already financially well-off.
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Start with the recent employment report and what it implies for nominal personal income, which is determined by the number of people who have a job, how many hours they work and what they are being paid.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, dipped to 63.2% in November from more than a six-year high of 63.3% in October.
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Insigniam takes the view that people at State and USAID just spend too much darn time worrying about whether they will have a job the next day, in light of the White House's promised dramatic budget cuts.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose two-tenths of a percentage point to 0003 percent, the highest level since September 2017.
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"The feeling among voters here is they have a job to do and that's to nominate Hillary," said Boyd Brown, a DNC executive committee member and super-delegate who is supporting Clinton after originally backing Martin O'Malley.
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Others take a more complex view of the role of tokens: Sure, they can fluctuate in value and serve as investments, but we're creating them because they have a job to perform in making a new technology work.
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Charles Releford said he'd accumulated about $70,000 in loan debt during his time at Morehouse, and though the aspiring illustrator doesn't have a job lined up, he was already thinking about how he would pay back the money.
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"The problem has gone into a new stratosphere since the financial crisis ... Those who still have a job are vilified," said Jagdev Kenth, director of risk and regulatory strategy in the financial institutions group at Willis Towers Watson.
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The prevailing thought was if you didn't have a job lined up or weren't sure what you wanted to do, you picked one of the latter two (which theoretically allowed you to bide your time without being unemployed).
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If you have family members that live in different parts of the country or world, or have a job that requires you to visit different places regularly, you really don't have much of a choice but to fly.
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And if they don't find purpose through work — not everyone can have a job they love — predictability can help by letting them find time to join other activities that they enjoy and find purpose in, according to Ungar.
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It's not fun having the entire extended family extremely involved in my finances, but I'm lucky that my parents are able to help me a bit and that I have a job where I can afford the rest.
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If you truly have a job that will push your computer's thermals to their upper limit, I suggest you find a way to test your particular workflow before investing in one of these computers for the long term.
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" Biden went on to label recent anti-immigrant sentiment seen in the U.S. as a "scapegoat" for individuals unable to find work in the U.S. "They're the reason I can't compete, that's why I don't have a job.
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The Trump campaign originally touted that more than 1,000 jobs would stay in the U.S. "A lot of people at that point in time thought they were going to have a job," Jones said early Thursday on CNN.
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I also have a job that allows me to undertake this kind of experiment and live in the densest city in the US, so there are plenty of stores to make up for lack of access to Amazon.
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Every fringy first baseman, left fielder, and pudgy catcher with a bat worthy of the name would suddenly have a job at the end of a major-league bench, and the world would be a more joyful place.
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The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, rose three-tenths of a percentage point to a five-month high of 63.0 percent in February.
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"If jobs are lost based on tariffs, or if we have these trade wars going back and forth, people are going to be skittish, because they don't know if they're going to have a job tomorrow," he said.
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Forty-one percent of EU citizens immigrating to the UK already have a job lined up when they come; it's certainly possible that many of them will be deemed "qualified" for such jobs under the new UK policy.
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Mr. Anderson, who does not currently have a job, was also prohibited from using or disposing of any assets — excluding for modest living expenses — and was restrained from further developing or distributing Infamous and any other cheat software.
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For those who do find themselves unhappy, she offers some advice to start feeling better: "Banish the mindset that you don't deserve to be happy and you should just be happy that you have a job," McKee says.
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"We want to hear from those folks in California and hear from the political leadership and try to make some informed decisions, but also say at the same time, we have a job to do," Pruitt told Bloomberg.
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I don't think that the issue itself should necessarily scare us from pushing forward to the frontier to say, the possibility that everybody who does not have a computer science education in five years won't have a job.
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"There's enough job hopping that people will end up having periods of a couple of months where they are organically in between jobs," he said, meaning that they have a job lined up but a future start date.
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Sheila Jackson Lee, who sits on the Judiciary Committee, told BuzzFeed News the six committees investigating the president have a job to do on the matters relating to whether the president's actions on Ukraine amount to impeachable offenses.
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"I have a job and it is my intention to go as long and hard as I can in service of the president and the nation," McMaster told reporters when asked about his future at the White House.
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I have now settled for a job outside my field since it suits my needs and I can continue my life, but I still have to explain to older generations why I don't have a job in my field.
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"Now I know a lot of y'all don't care because y'all don't work for the government or y'all probably don't even have a job, but this shit is really fucking serious," Cardi said toward the end of her video.
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Some seven years after the worst recession since the 22015s, when you ask American voters how well the economy is doing, the answer will likely depend a lot on whether they have a job that can pay their bills.
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"The thing that surprises me most is, I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in where that would be acceptable and then you can come to work the next day and still have a job," Meghan said.
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"I am engaged and want to get married but how can I in this situation when I do not have a job?" said a nearby youth, who like most young men here has recently taken part in the fighting.
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"I know I won't be able to have as nice of an apartment as I would in a less expensive city to live in, but it is worth the trade-off to have a job I want," he said.
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Companies that have extra cash have a job as board members and capital allocators to decide what to do with that cash, whether it means to invest in their business, to make acquisitions or return that cash to shareholders.
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They are a joy to behold, and they look kind of like my cat that lives with me in my house, whom I love very much but don't get to spend my days with because I have a job.
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Despite the improving job market, what particularly troubled Martha Ross, a researcher at the Brookings Institution in Washington, were the 3.2 million disadvantaged youths between 16 and 24 who were not in school and did not have a job.
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"When I was a kid and told my mom I wanted to be an actress, she said, 'Well, you're not pretty enough; you better cut your nails off and become a typist so you'll have a job,' " she wrote.
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"In the ordinary world if you don't call, you don't show, you don't have a job the next day but I'm not sure how it works here so I have to find out what that's all about," he said.
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"If you have a job or have kids or are in the military and have to be at your station — tough luck, you can't participate," says McDonald, who is also a political science professor at the University of Florida.
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As long as you have a job, a checking account, and a valid form of identification, small dollar loans allow a person to borrow between $22019 and $500 over a two-week period, for an average 15 percent fee.
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When you get to something like ... There's one that I just heard of that, when you have a job, it takes pictures of you while you're doing your job interview and then it compares you to the top performers.
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We can run, let's say that we have a job req going up, we can run it through some tools to help us broaden it so more people apply and it's less sexist and racist in its biased way.
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Last month, the labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 2300 percent, a wrinkle on an otherwise upbeat employment report.
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Renowned for its highly-skilled workforce, Germany has in fact a greater proportion of working poor - people who have a job but are struggling with poverty - than Britain, France and even some less wealthy EU states such as Hungary or Cyprus.
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If robots can easily replace lots of workers (and it increasingly seems that they can) then full employment is not simply a matter of making sure the economy is growing fast enough so that all willing workers have a job.
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"At this stage I am reasonably confident that there will a significant vote in Scotland to stay in the European Union but (...) I have a job to do to make sure that is the case," she told a news conference.
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The study found that daughters of working mothers went to school longer, were more likely to have a job in a supervisory role, and had 23% more income compared with their peers who were raised by stay-at-home mothers.
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