She feels like a "babysitter" or "concubine" on the job; she feels "indescribably lucky" on the job.
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That's because you need to make sure that you shift from focusing on the job you're trying to leave to focusing on the job you want.
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Here are eight weird and wild storylines, all from Scaramucci's first week on the job -- which also turned out to be his only full week on the job. 1.
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Meet the man whose security firm was on the job during the attacks Meet the man whose security firm was on the job during the attacks This segment originally aired Nov.
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LOS ANGELES — Stephen Strange is learning on the job.
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Kelly has been marginalized -- but remains on the job.
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Limiting every federal government worker to a certain amount of years on the job would be a good start to avoiding pension and benefit payments accrued over a lifetime on the job.
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In any case, most of us train on the job.
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As he ran his businesses, he learned on the job.
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No more lying down on the job for you, Desmond.
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Now it's the ambassador's big first day on the job.
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Messina had only been on the job for nine months.
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So. It is your last few days on the job.
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Her performance on the job reminded some of her father.
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Unsurprisingly, few qualified people want to take on the job.
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Fox News: What's a typical day like on the job?
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Duke, I think less than a year on the job.
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It was also Gretchen Howard's first day on the job.
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Both had been on the job less than a year.
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"A lot of people learn on the job," he said.
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So great to see you and congratulations on the job.
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On the job with two New York City sanitation workers.
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We demand an end to sexual harassment on the job.
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Getting injured on the job is overwhelmingly linked to gender.
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That's gotta be a fun day on the job. [4Kob]
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He had been on the job for about four months.
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Some employees do sneak drinks on the job, he adds.
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Things can always change on the job or work fronts.
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He freely admits that he is learning on the job.
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In his 19 years on the job, Cal Fire Capt.
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Tillerson's boss also is learning foreign affairs on the job.
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Butswinkas had only been on the job for two months.
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He's a foundational presence who's still learning on the job.
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Productive as Ohtani's been, he's still learning on the job.
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The finance executive regularly uses that advice on the job.
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Amazon declined CNBC's request for comment on the job posting.
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He is back on the job, a dispatcher there said.
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Thomason's first day on the job is today, September 11.
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Cops shoot black people and go back on the job.
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The military deserves some praise for learning on the job.
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YOU HAVE ONLY BEEN ON THE JOB FOR THREE MONTHS.
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They suffered 85033 fatalities on the job in 2017 alone.
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The meeting marks Pompeo's first full day on the job.
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Ultimately, he was fired for falling asleep on the job.
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After nine months on the job, Perry resigned in September.
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The announcement came on his first day on the job.
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His first night on the job, his knees gave out.
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They met on the job at Lordstown, ten years ago.
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From 2004 to 2013, 154 workers died on the job.
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Flynn had been on the job for just 25 days.
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"My focus is on the job at hand," he said.
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Burlakoff continued on the job for more than a year.
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As you read this, he is still on the job.
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What other life skills have you learnt on the job?
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This is an exciting day on the job, yet again.
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His first night on the job, he sold only 20.
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Once officers are on the job, they receive periodic retraining.
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We simply don't need another person learning on the job.
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Drug use on the job is not unusual, Walter reports.
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What tech tools do you use most on the job?
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It was one of his first days on the job.
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One employee died of a heart attack on the job.
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Not too long ago, I was on the job hunt.
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Your college diploma and 120 more days on the job.
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Monday will be Bolton's official first day on the job.
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As friends, we all fall down on the job occasionally.
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Lindsey's first two days on the job were heady ones.
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Mr. Macron's political learning on the job has not helped.
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Do we not want presidents who learn on the job?
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Does he show any signs of learning on the job?
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Mastoris leads the way with 53 years on the job.
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She is still on the job, at least for now.
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And how long again has he been on the job?
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Last year, 4,850 American workers were killed on the job.
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Most Maryland workers already have these on the job benefits.
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You've got guys learning on the job, playing different roles.
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I often feel distracted on the job because of it.
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Clinton attacks President Trump's performance on the job Clinton attacks President Trump's performance on the job President Trump has not gotten past the November election, and it appears his opponent Hillary Clinton hasn't either.
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If employees contract Zika while traveling on the job, any immediate harm they suffer would be covered by worker's compensation insurance, a form of no-fault insurance that applies to injuries suffered on the job.
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Rousseau singles the businessman out for designing a workplace that not only reduced on-the-job injury back in the '70s, but saw employees leaving each day healthier than when they arrived on the job.
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Bottenfield had also never fired his gun on the job before.
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Those agencies have now ordered furloughed staff back on the job.
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Koontz, a former Marine, had nearly three years on the job.
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Use the interview to gather intel on the job and company.
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Gone. Protections from dying of dangerous silica exposure on the job?
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In a volatile economy, many Americans are on the job hunt.
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Mary Bono, resigned in October after four days on the job.
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Odds are you're not going to do well on the job.
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FOOD INSPECTIONS: Department of Agriculture meat inspectors stayed on the job.
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So messing around on the job could occasionally have serious consequences.
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He was 29 years old when he took on the job.
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"Focus on the job you're doing now," Griffith advises aspiring CEOs.
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Hey, maybe it was the dude's first day on the job.
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Vang-Jensen took on the job as CEO in March 2015.
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My first day on the job, I had to do that.
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Being "on the job" is, in large part, boring as fuck.
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After nine months on the job, Perry quit in September 2018.
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It's actually the most dangerous things we've done on the job.
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Great to know our airport security force is on the job.
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He worked hard to improve his spoken English on the job.
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The call never came and the staffer remains on the job.
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Housekeepers have an incredibly high rate of injuries on the job.
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Have you ever hooked up with someone while on the job?
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Avelenda described her last weeks on the job: sleepless nights, uncharacteristic
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Bill Hewlett and David Packard got to learn on the job.
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De Sousa had only spent a few months on the job.
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There have been transgender officers who transitioned while on the job.
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About 85033,000 agency workers remained on the job, the department said.
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Fish fly at you from the first day on the job.
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His son, though, was focused only on the job at hand.
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"I began to feel severe stress on the job," Hill said.
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Do you ever partake yourself or sneak drinks on the job?
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And that was it—the rest is learned on the job.
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She traveled 956,733 miles on the job, according to The Atlantic.
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Some of Mr. Cohn's struggles on the job were painfully public.
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Overall, some 53 journalists died on the job worldwide from Jan.
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Let's not get me fired at Month One on the job.
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Teacher Abbas is back on the job now, despite his amputation.
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He's back on the job, but little else is the same.
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It was Dimick's first day on the job as Zamboni driver.
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We all know confidence is an important trait on the job.
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I feel a lot more focused on the job at hand.
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To be fair, he's only been on the job since November.
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Eighteen percent of workers said they've been injured on the job.
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Many technical skills can be learned on the job, Fuentes said.
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But Mr. Zelensky, still new on the job, remains hugely popular.
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And that way I can focus on the job at hand.
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And that way I can focus on the job at hand.
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They've called for impeachment every day he's been on the job.
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It sounds like you learned pretty much everything on the job?
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Prospective candidates over 18 can apply on the job listing website.
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You'll have to quickly get back on the job, brothers brothers.
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In Fugate's first week on the job, Obama visited FEMA's headquarters.
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Only 22 percent said they wouldn't shop while on the job.
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Trump has not yet made a final decision on the job.
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And his first week on the job sounded like a doozy.
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Looks like he's having a lot of fun on the job!
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In his early months on the job, Zucker laid off journalists.
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Since taking on the job there, it's just interesting, the timing.
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"It's unacceptable that transit workers have to endure this on the job."
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He told her that he had "done bad stuff" on the job.
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There's kind of this idea that everybody seeks challenge on the job.
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They're also not reimbursed for on-the-job expenses such as fuel.
|
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NICOLLE WALLACE, MSNBS HOST: How does Gina Haspel stay on the job?
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What's the funniest thing that's ever happened to you on the job?
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And you've got 90 days before your first day on the job.
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Here are the five most surprising things I learned on the job.
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There is no learning on the job in matters of national security.
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But I am big on continual self-improvement, especially on the job.
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We don't need anybody who is going to learn on the job.
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Schmaling told FOX6 the officer was back on the job by Thursday.
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Many guards inadvertently support this hustle by chewing while on the job.
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Age and time on the job were risk factors, the study found.
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The warning signs came immediately, on her first night on the job.
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I know you have your share of hard moments on the job.
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Workers did not receive pay for their last week on the job.
|
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The Verge spoke to Foxx during his last week on the job.
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But for Scavino himself, it was just another day on the job.
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In addition, Docker will offer different release cycles depending on the job.
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Of transgender employees, 90% report being harassed or mistreated on the job.
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You have to really focus on the job in front of you.
|
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Transgender people face discrimination in bathrooms, in housing, and on the job.
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It's actually leaving it open with about 350 remaining on the job.
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States can pass legislation protecting workers from political pressure on the job.
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Store managers are also staying on the job much longer, he said.
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The deputy attorney general has been on the job two short weeks.
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"He says he's on the job from Nassau County P.D.," Tutuola responds.
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By "learning on the job" the lessons I read came to life.
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You just want somebody who can learn on the job every day.
|
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"We will take on the job and we will deliver," he said.
|
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Yet after the Depression, governments took on the job of countering pessimism.
|
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Many of her colleagues were approaching their fourth decade on the job.
|
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Success requires speed and dexterity, skills that are learned on the job.
|
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An estimated 1,337 journalists have been killed on the job since 1992.
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Inspectors who are back on the job are doing so without pay.
|
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Most of my early financial education came from learning on the job.
|
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Many part-time workers increased the number of hours on the job.
|
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They are now back on the job and should nudge June's figures.
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Fund the government and keep federal employees paid while on the job.
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Of course, not all skills development can be done on the job.
|
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Nomura spokeswoman Joey Wu declined to comment on the job loss figures.
|
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Clinton has always seemed more comfortable on the job than seeking one.
|
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The chief auditor, notably, resigned after just one month on the job.
|
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It was his first day on the job at a moving company.
|
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On-the-job training is also a common path for new workers.
|
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Did any of that prepare you for taking on the job yourself?
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As a young officer, I was learning every day on the job.
|
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I spent the first few months on the job analyzing the business.
|
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But within a month, Sullivan had again overdosed on the job site.
|
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Try exercising on the job • How to pick a health insurance plan
|
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The company's chief accounting officer resigned after a month on the job.
|
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Then she's fired, and the perpetrator gets to stay on the job.
|
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Mostly, though, his drive to help people came through on the job.
|
|
What is the weirdest thing that you've ever experienced on the job?
|
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By comparison, 54 officers died in car accidents while on the job.
|
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Instead, concentrate on the job that Congress was elected to perform: governing.
|
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A combination of fear and candy kept him awake on the job.
|
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But Ms. Sanders confirmed that Ms. Sadler was still on the job.
|
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They required high levels of specialized skill best learned on the job.
|
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After three years on the job, I'm growing weary of these interactions.
|
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And for those wondering: No, they don't get high on the job.
|
|
In 83, his first year on the job, the number was eight.
|
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"Please reach out for help -- on the job or off," he tweeted.
|
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In less than five minutes on the job, things went seriously awry.
|
|
Mr. Albayrak was undergoing a "fast on-the-job training," he said.
|
|
General Motors workers aren't the only ones walking out on the job.
|
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Those students, he said, face "pretty grim prospects" on the job market.
|
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She accused Mr. Weinstein of assaulting her on the job in 1998.
|
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On her first day on the job, she got into an accident.
|
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For a hands-off artist, he was very much on the job.
|
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His exit will close out more than 240 days on the job.
|
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Many bartenders teach themselves to mix drinks, or learn on the job.
|
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Have Cardona and Bradley ever brought home swag acquired on the job?
|
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But in his first year on the job, he was all work.
|
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He said both Snyder and the roster sold him on the job.
|
|
Their commanding officer was allowed to stay on the job in Haiti.
|
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You cannot expect the world in your first week on the job.
|
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It was his first "real vacation" since he took on the job.
|
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He got the other 280,000 shares for simply staying on the job.
|
|
Penny's replacement, Kerry Perry, quit after just nine months on the job.
|
|
But it's unclear whether President Trump will keep Kelly on the job.
|
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If you're currently employed Chamberlain suggests putting yourself on the job market.
|
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Groves, on the job since 2007, was declared dead at a hospital.
|
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They want them concentrating on the job they were elected to do.
|
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They're learning on the job right smack in the middle of this.
|
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The next top executive won't have time for on-the-job learning.
|
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Their time on the job ranged from seven months to 12 years.
|
|
Tesla declined to comment on the job reductions in the delivery team.
|
|
When she's not on the job, she's also a scratch home cook.
|
|
Small signs suggest Barnier might be keeping an eye on the job.
|
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While some learning is on the job, some people like to read up about techniques in advance of using them, while others like to supplement what they're learning on the job by reading books at the same time.
|
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This isn't the first time Crew has accompanied Joanna, 40, on the job.
|
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Jenson has been following them around on the job while also juggling kindergarten.
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Fortunately, we have dedicated, patriotic, and courageous men and women on the job.
|
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Both were injured in last year's melee and are back on the job.
|
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"With a 9-to-5, you can learn on the job," said Kensing.
|
|
What is the worst injury you've ever seen or experienced on the job?
|
|
Construction laborers typically get on-the-job training and need no formal education.
|
|
Before the season began, we laughed at her for sleeping on the job.
|
|
Haley in her two months on the job has targeted Iran and Russia.
|
|
Flynn abruptly resigned Monday night after less than a month on the job.
|
|
Department stores and restaurants were requiring workers to wear masks on the job.
|
|
He's new on the job and also comes from a religiously conservative background.
|
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Without this letter, Kaleigh did not stand a chance on the job market.
|
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Many of these roles demand extensive on-the-job training, certifications, or licenses.
|
|
She admitted that she's limited in what she can do on the job.
|
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Brewer, who remains on the job, did not respond to requests for comment.
|
|
Male restaurant workers aren't exempt from sexual and physical harassment on the job.
|
|
But days later, Hart confirmed that he wouldn't be taking on the job.
|
|
In 2014 alone, 20 pizza delivery drivers were shot while on the job.
|
|
So a police officer cannot be communicating a political message on the job.
|
|
In September, Kerry Perry resigned as CEO after nine months on the job.
|
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She says she learned how to run her own business on the job.
|
|
And when it came to carving the turkey, Longoria was on the job.
|
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This was her third day on the job; no time to look unreliable.
|
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However, longer time on the job does typically lead to more retirement savings.
|
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After a few months on the job, she officially became a rocket scientist.
|
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It is a useful indicator of whether he's learning anything on the job.
|
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As it is, she has to use her own smartphone on the job.
|
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When Krčo first arrived on the job, he stayed in the astronomy town.
|
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Citigroup shares soared 20 percent in Corbat's first four months on the job.
|
|
In less than six months on the job, Mueller has already returned indictments.
|
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After nearly four months on the job, the fires have only been stoked.
|
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There are always gonna be fails, because we're all learning on the job.
|
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Still, not a bad night on the job for a brand new mom.
|
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And when it comes to promoting on the job success, Trump is textbook.
|
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Flanelinhas like Namarao, who has five children, rely on the job for income.
|
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As a small comfort, he is apparently allowed to sleep on the job.
|
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He -- Scaramucci, not Lizza -- was fired after just 27 days on the job.
|
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There was officially no distinction between men and women on the job market.
|
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And apparently one night he got mega high and died on the job.
|
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They take care of the relatives of workers who die on the job.
|
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This figure partially overlaps with the number of Latinos killed on the job.
|
|
Yun announced his retirement late last month after 16 months on the job.
|
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Despite popular belief, disability insurance is not just for on-the-job injuries.
|
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The officer, Fishel Litzman, was reinstated in 2014 and remains on the job.
|
|
And yet, for all that, John Kelly is still on the job. Why?
|
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Americans should tell their Congressional representatives to "get on the job," he said.
|
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Malone insisted, according to the source, that he would stay on the job.
|
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Trump fired Flynn in February 22019 after a short time on the job.
|
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Bryan Rice resigned from the post after just six months on the job.
|
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"What's important is that workers have a voice on the job," Fernandez said.
|
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These include tuition assistance, discounted classes, and credit for on-the-job training.
|
|
Should they die on the job, state health insurance will cover funeral costs.
|
|
App Smart IN a volatile economy, many Americans are on the job hunt.
|
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It all adds to the burden of those who are on the job.
|
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Today, she is proud of the way she has learned on the job.
|
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In reality, though, many people find their closest friends while on the job.
|
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And yet, both men are still on the job as of this writing.
|
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On his first real day on the job, his office completed 18 autopsies.
|
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We also included required work experience and on-the-job training (if any).
|
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You learn on the job and pass the information on to new employees.
|
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Her father, a nurse, was laid off after 35 years on the job.
|
|
Zinke's legacy Zinke made a mark in his two years on the job.
|
|
De Guindos told reporters on Thursday he would not speculate on the job.
|
|
The need for autonomy grows beyond the first 90 days on the job.
|
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So I don't think it completely changes the picture on the job front.
|
|
We were so busy that I learned a lot on the job quickly.
|
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The controversy surrounding the summit served as his first crisis on the job.
|
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I get paid a day rate but it fluctuates depending on the job.
|
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And I NEVER participate in any of that or drink on the job.
|
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What are the craziest things that have happened to employees on the job.
|
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This is violence against women on the job in its most extreme form.
|
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Mr. Lu said the conductor had five years of experience on the job.
|
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But for Acosta, it was something else, too: another day on the job.
|
|
Detecting exaggeration is also a skill Mr. Chen has honed on the job.
|
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Roosevelt hired her during his first week on the job in May 1895.
|
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"We didn't have one illegal immigrant on the job," Mr. Trump said then.
|
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Mr. Drayton is also remaining on the job during the agency's transition period.
|
|
Each job also has three characteristics listed when you click on the job.
|
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They get 64 hours of on-the-job training on use of force.
|
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Senior leaders estimated that 98% of their employees felt included on the job.
|
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But while on the job, gloves are just more practical for keeping clean.
|
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Nearly all employees are back on the job at Wynn's properties in Macao.
|
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Two of General Raziq's predecessors as police chief were killed on the job.
|
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By 1990, Mr. Murtha had already been on the job for 13 years.
|
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But within a month, Mr. Sullivan had again overdosed on the job site.
|
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Square Feet Not many people can get away with sleeping on the job.
|
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In his two months on the job, Mr. Pompeo has avoided such efforts.
|
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During one session, the subject of sexual harassment on the job came up.
|
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Fast-food workers are also known to face dangerous situations on the job.
|
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Rosenstein's moral test arrived after just a couple of weeks on the job.
|
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But Terry had only been informally trained on the job by a coworker.
|
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"Academic standing is one indicator of future performance on the job," she says.
|
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That would coincide with Mr. Wertkin's last weeks on the job at Justice.
|
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Mr. Dudman's last day on the job at The Post-Dispatch was eventful.
|
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The Sanders campaign told CNN that Gordon is no longer on the job.
|
|
Infamously, Bloomberg once fired a city worker for playing solitaire on the job.
|
|
The victim, Miosotis Familia, 48, had been on the job for 12 years.
|
|
Undeterred, he got new gear and photographed what he saw on the job.
|
|
Today's the first day on the job for new WeWork CEO Sandeep Mathrani.
|
|
FOOD INSPECTIONS: In 2013, Department of Agriculture meat inspectors stayed on the job.
|
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However, there are signs that Trump is learning and improving on the job.
|
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It included after-school remedial study centers and on-the-job training projects.
|
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The chief accounting officer quit after less than a month on the job.
|
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That could include apprenticeships, on-the-job training, professional development, or mentoring programs.
|
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That's understandable, as Maguire has only been on the job for six weeks.
|
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That should free up senior professionals to focus on the job in hand.
|
|
Arab women reporters do indeed face steep and unique challenges on the job.
|
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Nearly 240,248 workers are on the job, starting as early as 231 a.m.
|
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It is still dirty, still dangerous, and men still die on the job.
|
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In Idaho and Oklahoma, lawmakers are not permitted to drink on the job.
|
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The grins they wore on the job were, the photograph tells us, masks.
|
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This year marks Dunphy's seventh NCAA tournament in ten seasons on the job.
|
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A resident is a physician having further on-the-job training after medical school.
|
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After 4.23 days on the job, employees say they can get four weeks PTO.
|
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That's especially true if companies invest in talent and train people on the job.
|
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Every company actually has their hiring criteria that's not necessarily on the job description.
|
|
Three firefighters have died on the job in California in the past several days.
|
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That's when the incidence of on-the-job errors spikes—most notably at hospitals.
|
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So when I was on the job market I started looking at those colleges.
|
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Only 285 of the 4,436 employees are on the job, according to the SEC.
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Fortunately, more on-the-job training is being offered by employers desperate for workers.
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It's good to have options, especially when it comes to ergonomics on the job.
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His departure from the White House comes after roughly 15 months on the job.
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Groth, a company veteran, took on the job as CEO in March last year.
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The two sources said that Taylor needed some convincing to take on the job.
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We had to learn on the job; hopefully others can benefit from our hindsight.
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So what happens when someone screws up on the job and there's damage done?
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And such short spells hardly give workers time to develop skills on the job.
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His first week on the job, Florida's new Republican governor made a surprise announcement.
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It's not something that you just go up, and on the job do it.
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Mental toughness should not be the gold-standard requirement for on-the-job success.
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We can absolutely empower ourselves and look for ways to grow on the job.
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It's in the customer's pocket, it's on the job site, it's on their couch.
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Some, like Petrillo's, are taking on the job of identification: classifying galaxies, for example.
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Ahead, the tweeny stars who locked lips for the first time on the job.
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What's next: Sharpless will likely be on the job in the next few weeks.
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The on-the-job training leads to highly-skilled careers in the shipbuilding industry.
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One problem: The law says an emperor must stay on the job until death.
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The big picture: As CBS News notes, Borders took on the job on Nov.
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U.S. refinery workers make about $40 an hour after four years on the job.
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These are shoot/don't shoot scenarios that are likely to occur on the job.
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Biondo regretted taking on the role after just a few weeks on the job.
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Humor can be a sure-fire way to get remembered on the job hunt.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on her first day on the job, February 8, 2017.
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After four days on the job, interim USA Gymnastics president Mary Bono is out.
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SARA EISEN: So we keep saying this is your first year on the job.
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And the threats Pruitt later received on the job were not all that menacing.
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The first departure came in 2003, after less than three years on the job.
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But for an officer to be killed on the first day on the job?
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Some were longstanding team members; others were at their first day on the job.
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Higgins, on the job four months, was stepping down after citing family health reasons.
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The average term since 1929 is just short of three years on the job.
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Koontz, who had close to three years on the job, died from his injuries.
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Fortunately, we have dedicated, patriotic, and courageous men and women on the job. Thanks.
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I've noticed the upstairs smells much fresher since Bender has been on the job.
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The Transportation Security Administration's deputy administrator has been on the job about a month.
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"There are people on the job right now exhibiting very dubious behavior," she said.
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After all, she was promoted after less than half a year on the job!
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Sometimes unhappy Cabinet officials can have a beneficial effect by staying on the job.
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We were incurring hundreds of hours on the job and charging our maximum rate.
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Yes, of course, there are safety risks when employees are high ON THE JOB.
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Prior learning assessments allow working-students to earn credit for on the job training.
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Trump testified that he did not remember the Polish workers being on the job.
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"It can't be any worse," Dean said of his final hours on the job.
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Why should any of this be done while workers are supposedly on the job?
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She was never injured on the job, she says, but she was constantly exhausted.
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In the 1990s an average of 45 miners died on the job every year.
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"Yes, I transitioned while I was on the job in 2006," Chandler told Newsweek.
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A total of 65 policemen have been killed on the job during this time.
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Detective Shanley retired in 1957, at age 61, after 26 years on the job.
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"We don't need another on-the-job training in the White House," he said.
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The plan didn't work, and Johnson was fired after 17 months on the job.
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Being a union member has also provided me with emotional support on the job.
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Remember when a security robot in the nation's capital drowned itself on the job?
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I think some of the other legacy outlets have really stumbled on the job.
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It was a big presentation in Harlem, and my second day on the job.
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Moderators have reported crying on the job or sleeping with guns by their side.
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Now in his fifth year on the job, Calvin is a former fire chief.
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His first day on the job was the day after the tax legislation passed.
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While on the job one day in September, his supervisors caught him smoking marijuana.
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So we decided to survey 615 men about how they behave on the job.
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Mic's top business exec is leaving the publisher after a year on the job.
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And don't forget to look into your equipment drawers while you're on the job.
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It was one of several derogatory racial comments he would hear on the job.
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Ted was on the job market that winter and had landed several Skype interviews.
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A $50,000 bond adds injury to the insult of being caught on the job.
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Multiple memorials dot the valley in remembrance of miners who died on the job.
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Jesse Cornett, the body man, was with them — his first day on the job.
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But Mr. Cagle has emphasized what he considers Mr. Kemp's incompetence on the job.
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She won teacher of the year in just her second year on the job.
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They get on-the-job training and often do not have a college degree.
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Each person collapses on the job, blood streaming from their ears, eyes and mouths.
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How do you go about handling someone who is not effective on the job?
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She manages her mood with anti-psychotic pills, which she collects on the job.
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It is much, much more difficult to find someone to take on the job.
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Brennan's first day on the job as permanent host begins this Sunday, Feb. 25.
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His Defense secretary has only been on the job for a matter of weeks.
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The bulk of their time, 1,800 hours, is on the job, Mr. Nobers said.
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When you've been on the job for three years, you can't blame your predecessors.
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The Denver Post reported on the job cuts at the company earlier on Friday.
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In 2014, researchers estimated that 250,000 pregnant workers are denied on-the-job accommodations.
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"But a lot of those skills can be learned on the job," she added.
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His departure comes during the first week on the job for CEO Sandeep Mathrani.
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Patrols, it was hoped, could last up to three days, depending on the job.
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And he&aposs done all that in just over two years on the job.
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After his first few weeks on the job, he had a better understanding why.
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Nearly 40 percent of all workers lack any payroll savings option on the job.
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The new president could eliminate the tariffs on the first day on the job.
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Scaramucci is fired as communications director after 10 turbulent days on the job. Aug.
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However, the law does not specify whether patients can use cannabis on the job.
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You would not want them to do a lot of thinking on the job.
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The stock has risen 54% during Munoz's more-than four years on the job.
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They often meditated and did yoga together, and occasionally crossed paths on the job.
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The short version is this: Terry died on the job in a forklift accident.
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But-, but he doesn't seem to have staked his claim on the job yet.
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Trump's first communications director, Mike Dubke, lasted just a few months on the job.
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So is his successor, John Flannery, who lasted barely a year on the job.
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Officers often retire when their pensions max out after 30 years on the job.
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After a week on the job, I was scheduled to give my first class.
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In short, President Trump needs his chief economic adviser to stay on the job.
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The American Farm Bureau is on the job, lobbying for regulations and crop insurance.
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Shannon agreed to stay on the job until a replacement is identified and confirmed.
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I had spent years teaching young journalists, on the job and in academic settings.
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After more than seven years on the job, Ms. Lozano finally got a raise.
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Rather, he is focused — at the expense of nearly everything else — on the job.
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Thus far, the automaker's hourly workers at its factories have stayed on the job.
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But how best to sleep on the job without getting caught and potentially fired?
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"It's a humbling experience," Sini says of his first few months on the job.
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I tried to change that, for myself and for everyone else on the job.
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When a police officer kills someone on the job, there's a two-track investigation.
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The exact size of any production version will depend on the job to be done.
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The women were reportedly harassed multiple times by the same person while on the job.
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FAA safety inspectors are deemed 'nonessential'From the Associated Press:Safety inspectors aren't even on the job.
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Now, officials in more than a dozen states are trying to take on the job.
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In ATS, he drives the same truck he uses on the job: a Peterbilt 579.
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"First day on the job @NBCNews!" she captioned a photo of herself at the office.
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"But really that prepares you for the amount of rejection you get on the job."
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On the job, one dad crushed cathode rays without being given protective equipment to wear.
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This is a return to past decades, when on-the-job training was more common.
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Transgender Americans face bullying in school, discrimination on the job, and violence on the street.
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At six months when candidates begin their on-the-job training, the salary rises $51,000.
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It's the mark of amateurs who are learning on the job, and not quickly enough.
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It worked so well, in fact, he decided to start taking tramadol on the job.
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It's also outfitted with twin 110 volt power outlets for remote charging on the job.
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They can learn on the job, without degrees or certificates, and eventually fit in well.
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But there's no need to panic — the "Hands to Myself" singer was on the job.
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Alright, so tell me about some of the crazy stuff you did on the job.
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USW-represented refinery workers make about $40 an hour after four years on the job.
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But as middle-skilled roles disappear, some rungs on the job ladder have gone missing.
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HELP ON THE JOB Once candidates are hired, there is help at the office, too.
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He taught himself to do the videos and "learned on the job, basically" he says.
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But the real impact on the job market may be less than its political effect.
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Getting Saudi men to be productive requires them to undergo extensive on-the-job training.
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Women's gymnastics coach Kathie Klages resigned earlier this year, but others remain on the job.
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During last year's heat wave, multiple workers died due to extreme heat on the job.
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The women pictured here met on the job at the YWCA, Australia's oldest women's organisation.
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And women with children did spend up to 30 percent less time on the job.
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This year, they have been assigned to various departments for on-the-job AI training.
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I won't back down: The men and women in uniform will stay on the job.
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First, the return of air traffic controllers' paychecks won't necessarily keep everyone on the job.
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I'll share how our marketer training program teaches marketers to do this on the job.
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Cops are used to surprises on the job, but seldom a casual great white shark.
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Creed, an officer in a K9 unit, was eager to get back on the job.
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He spent only a few weeks on the job before departing following his impolitic tweet.
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He was fired after just 10 days on the job after an obscenity-laced interview.
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The insurance is particularly necessary because direct care workers often get hurt on the job.
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He was overtaken by flames while on the job and his body was found Thursday.
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His early weeks on the job have not given critics much to measure him by.
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James Hughes, 35, had only been on the job a few months before his death.
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This is why I don't leave him home alone anymore while he's on the job.
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Following his obscenity-laced interview, he was fired after just 10 days on the job.
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The incident marked the third time Kimball's been accused of misconduct while on the job.
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But he won't be able to ease back on the job after his major surgery.
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Spokesmen for Barclays in Hong Kong and London declined to comment on the job cuts.
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She said the value of the mission became much more clear once on the job.
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I think a lot of this, much like everything else, is learned on the job.
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Commissioner Mignon Clyburn is stepping down from the FCC after eight years on the job.
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Bipartisan concerns grew on Capitol Hill earlier this week about Jackson's conduct on the job.
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"Everything must have pockets," said Lisa Larsen when asked what she wore on the job.
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When you compare what you do today to your very first day on the job?
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She added that her experiences on the job reflected a general campus atmosphere toward women.
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This was my first week on the job, and what a busy week it was!
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Above all, that means affirming our ability to have a real voice on the job.
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There is no evidence in the documents provided that Jackson was drinking on the job.
|
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As Thursday passed into Friday, more than one lawmaker was observed dozing on the job.
|
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" On Thursday, Ward told MSNBC's Chuck Todd: "John McCain has fallen down on the job.
|
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For some members of the workforce, every day on the job is just like Halloween.
|
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She arrived for her first day on the job with a clear focus on reform.
|
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Next up on "The Job Interview," TFS Investments is looking to hire a personal assistant.
|
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Americans are internationally known for being workaholics, trading sleep for extra hours on the job.
|
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Trump's first head of OPM, Jeff Pon, left after just seven months on the job.
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It would require more years on the job for workers to gain full pension benefits.
|
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"We are still on the job," he insisted during his Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday.
|
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Or does leaving early suggest a reluctance to put in long hours on the job?
|
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In fact, snoozing on the job is actually pretty common, according to a new survey.
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After six years on the job, Hickenlooper was laid off when the commodities market tanked.
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Two-year technical training, coupled with on-the-job learning, can help close the gap.
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On his first day on the job, Abrams met with exiled leaders of Venezuela's opposition.
|
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The Trump administration's Medicaid director is leaving after less than three months on the job.
|
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Diamond's songs didn't land, and he was fired after a few months on the job.
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Sometimes you're already dating when you start working together; sometimes you meet on the job.
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He asked if I was on the job alone, which I was, but I lied.
|
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He had only been 18 months on the job at the time of the incident.
|
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Vodafone — CEO Vittorio Colao will step down in October after 10 years on the job.
|
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Yet the burnout stems not from time on the job but the quality of work.
|
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Workers might feel more pressure to perform on the job when their boss is watching.
|
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"They were bogus summonses," said Sergeant Oro, a veteran with 29 years on the job.
|
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Don't get scared off because you don't meet all the requirements on the job listing.
|
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Are there other moments that stand out from your first six months on the job?
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After six months on the job, a manager comes across as rash, rude and lazy.
|
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As with Amazon warehouse workers, some Instacart workers fear contracting the virus on the job.
|
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Yet what he fears more consistently is getting into a bike accident on the job.
|
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If you aren't learning anything new on the job, then what are you doing there?
|
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Somehow, her successor has managed to upstage her within his first days on the job.
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It definitely has a different flavor on the job than some of my other colleagues.
|
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Almost every Treasury secretary I know has had to acquire that language on the job.
|
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" His still-on-the-job colleague remembered them, too: "I've never seen anyone wear it.
|
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Ms. Rosenfeld said she had experienced sexism on the job, but declined to provide details.
|
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While Border Patrol fatalities are relatively rare, agents are not infrequently attacked on the job.
|
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Luis Caputo resigned as Argentina's central banking chief after just three months on the job.
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After all, she wasn't the first employee to be under the influence on the job.
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Death on the job is not what it should take to get the job done.
|
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For administration officials to hawk their own or one another's merchandise while on the job?
|
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Méndez says she was already threatened in Venezuela for denouncing government corruption on the job.
|
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Kevin Hart learned the hard way about downing too many espresso shots on the job.
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He had only been on the job for three months when he submitted his resignation.
|
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USA Gymnastics President and CEO Kerry Perry resigned Tuesday after nine months on the job.
|
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There are few structured ways to learn an expediter's skills, other than on the job.
|
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It sounds like a lot of vacation, but long days are required on the job.
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He'd been on the job for 40 years; the next day would be his last.
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Prices were up 20143% from the prior year during his first month on the job.
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After legalization, employers will need to show that the worker was impaired on the job.
|
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In a vacuum, the latest numbers on the job market are pretty solid, even good.
|
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Mr. Greenblatt will remain on the job "in the coming period," the Trump official said.
|
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Working through the details on the job guarantee is crucially important, especially for political survival.
|
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Sada replaces Mexico's previous ambassador, Miguel Basáñez, who was on the job for seven months.
|
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Moak was on the job since 2015 and was recently promoted to corporal, Collins said.
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Who cared if we, like Anita Hill, spoke out about sexual harassment on the job?
|
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Hertz Global — Chief Financial Officer Thomas Kennedy resigned after nearly five years on the job.
|
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"The forms of harassment on the job are limited only by the imagination," he said.
|
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There are concerns about productivity and the potential impact of automation on the job market.
|
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Some workers develop early symptoms of PTSD during their first few weeks on the job.
|
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With policy on hold, attention focused on Lagarde, who started on the job in November.
|
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Instead, her clients provided her with instructions and training and she learned on the job.
|
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U.S. National Security Adviser Michael Flynn resigned on Monday after 24 days on the job.
|
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Mohib said Thursday that now that Khalilzad is on the job, relations are even worse.
|
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She was still nursing her baby — which meant she needed to pump on the job.
|
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One kid had no idea just how grueling a day on the job could be.
|
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She resigned after nine months on the job and was followed by former US Rep.
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And lastly, to be commander in chief, there's no time for on-the-job training.
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Plus, without question, they get the best seats in the house while on the job.
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When on the job, E.P.A. inspectors regularly cite companies for violations that endanger human health.
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Our next story will focus on people who have lost their hearing on the job.
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In her first day on the job, Ms. McEnany put out a statement about Sen.
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Over the years, on the job his repertoire of dishes grew and he learned English.
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So she bails on the job and turns to the love of her life: cooking.
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That soldiers are exposed to lead while on the job isn't news for the Army.
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The women pictured here met on the job at the YWCA, Australia's oldest women's organisation.
|
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Vince's philosophy, which is hysterical, is 'Every day is your first day on the job.
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If it's done properly, kids will know basic mathematics, communication skills, reading skills, all those things that will prepare them, really will prepare them to learn on the job because most of us — as you know and I know — learn on the job. Right.
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Legally, employers are allowed to say things like "attendance is strongly suggested;" but they're required to pay non-exempt employees for any time spent on the job, even if "on the job" means "on the dance floor" once the office has closed for the day.
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The money should help cushion the financial blow, and tempt them towards on-the-job training.
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Trump has asked two U.S. prosecutors to remain on the job, according to the Justice Department.
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It's your first day on the job and Beyoncé is getting ready for a red carpet.
|
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When you bring a plant home you are essentially taking on the job of Mother Nature.
|
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Department of Agriculture scientists arrived on the job to find a fridge full of dead bees.
|
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The city previously had a zero-tolerance policy for public workers caught boozing on the job.
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What is the sort of worst injury you've had or seen happen out on the job?
|
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In January, Ford's former China chief Jason Luo resigned after roughly five months on the job.
|
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Private investors asked the board whether they were "asleep on the job" and "paying for failure".
|
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Employees rated the company for its "positive environment" and the ability to advance on the job.
|
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It needs to be done on the job and that's kind of where it comes from.
|
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A second report from the Labor Department also struck an optimistic note on the job market.
|
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When asked if he regretted anything from his time on the job, the press secretary dodged.
|
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Laws are on the books protecting us from discrimination on the job on finding a home.
|
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"Each and every one of us have had a 'first day' on the job," she wrote.
|
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Hardware chain Lowe's is outfitting employees with a simple exoskeleton to help them on the job.
|
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After close to a year on the job, Domingo developed an inflammation in her left hand.
|
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Jill Greninger, 35, died while on the job at a meat processing plant in northern Pennsylvania.
|
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Written and directed by Charlotte Regan, Standby is about two British police officers on the job.
|
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Greenan had been on the job for about 20 years, and Squiciari for about 33 years.
|
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The Mooch is out as White House communications director after only 10 days on the job.
|
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To them, pressurized cabin air and extra sun exposure is just another day on the job.
|
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But Kerry's predecessor still holds the record for most countries visited on the job, at 112.
|
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Ahead, we ask a group of experts how to handle a loudmouthed bully on the job.
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Veterans can use their GI Bill benefits for college, housing or on-the-job training programs.
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Nixon did not, however, initially nominate Gray — or anyone else — to take on the job permanently.
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And came with her for book signings — although he was known to sleep on the job.
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Grogan almost retired, 53 years old; Duke, I think less than a year on the job.
|
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Ashwood didn't find out about Spectacles until her first day on the job in September 2015.
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That carries its own risk by allowing workers with a steeper learning curve on the job.
|
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House Democrats are sitting down on the job – for what they see as a worthy cause.
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Buttigieg fired the city's first black police chief after being on the job for three months.
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I'm not going to seek reelection, that way I can focus on the job at hand.
|
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A worker named Meg Bradley spoke about getting injured on the job and denied workers compensation.
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Workers' compensation insurance typically covers lost wages and medical costs for employees injured on the job.
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The bill overcame strenuous objections to provisions permitting school staff to carry guns on the job.
|
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"Every robot needs a different personality depending on the job it's going to do," said Moubayed.
|
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Planned Parenthood Planned Parenthood's president has been ousted after less than a year on the job.
|
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The ninth annual list is based on employee reviews posted on the job site from Nov.
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Put simply, American workers aren&apost generating enough additional value for each hour on the job.
|
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This wouldn't be the first time a Knightscope Security Bot has encountered difficulties on the job.
|
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IN HER first two months on the job Yuriko Koike, Tokyo's governor, has ruffled many feathers.
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Removing people from behind the wheel altogether could make a big impact on the job market.
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Monday was also new White House chief of staff John Kelly's first day on the job.
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The latter were not shy about cheering her on for her first day on the job.
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A construction worker in Florida died on the job after a paving machine ran over him.
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"Maybe he's learning on the job," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Chicago-based Northern Trust.
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Laborers were back on the job at 95 percent of the company's units, the company added.
|
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These are the rantings of someone who really should be focused on the job of governing.
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Neville retired from the Genesee County Sheriff's Office after 20 years on the job, Young said.
|
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Still, some argue that on-the-job bonuses don't necessarily move the pendulum for many workers.
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I was watching and working with the greatest in the biz, and learning on the job.
|
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Outgoing CEO Walter Higgins agreed to remain on the job until the 23rd, the statement said.
|
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For now, the easiest thing to do would be helping existing physicians stay on the job.
|
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During their first year on the job, STRESS officers made 2,496 arrests and seized 11979 guns.
|
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Now 49, with 17 years on the job, she earns $44 an hour when she's working.
|
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DeVos spent her first day on the job at the Department of Education doing damage control.
|
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On her first day on the job, Olivia realized that Belle Isle was in bad decline.
|
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Workers should be aware that employers are probably monitoring their actions while they're on the job.
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After more than seven years on the job, T-Mobile CEO John Legere is stepping down.
|
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They lost her income as a home health aide, when she was injured on the job.
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The incident reveals a dark truth about the dangers fast-food workers face on the job.
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However, the deadly incident highlights the dangers that many fast-food workers face on the job.
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Campaign staffers are rewarded for their loyalty with senior positions, and they learn on the job.
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"I think that's really what served me well as I learned on the job," Cohen said.
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Whitaker had only been on the job a few weeks following Trump's firing of Jeff Sessions.
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That's a big area she's been working on in her first 10 months on the job.
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Out of 100,000 retail workers, 1.6 died because of fatal injuries on the job in 2017.
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From his first day on the job, President Donald Trump has created impediments to American security.
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Mary Bono resigned as interim president and CEO after less than a week on the job.
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Perhaps the most surprising finding was the rate at which habitual users use on-the-job.
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In my first week on the job, I chatted with a co-worker in the elevator.
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The second-place photo, "Laying Down on the Job," was taken by American photographer Tracy Allard.
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Only Julio, the loyal butler (the stalwart bass-baritone Morgan Moody), remains warily on the job.
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Read more: Cruise-line workers reveal the grueling schedules they must keep while on the job
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Vodafone (VOD) CEO Vittorio Colao will step down in October after 10 years on the job.
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Sajak is said to be resting comfortably and looking forward to getting back on the job.
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This demand drives the economy and creates a direct and positive impact on the job market.
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Doctors had given their blessings for him to remain on the job until then, he said.
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In the meantime, the talented Mr. Costa and Mr. Zucchelli are back on the job market.
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Delrahim would be entering his second month on the job were it not for one senator.
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After his third overdose on the job for the same contractor in Virginia, Sullivan was fired.
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Within minutes, at least 15 of them had stopped working to watch her on the job.
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So, really, lecture, formal training, on the job coaching and mentoring, and just really practical support.
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Episode four looks at the effect that the uncertain funding market has on the job market.
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You could use it to teach a skill or to simulate an on-the-job experience.
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According to CNN's Kaitlan Collins, Bolton "promised Trump 'he wouldn't start any wars'" on the job.
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Workers lacked even the most basic, minimal protection for stolen wages or injury on the job.
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Along with working long hours, nurses often face physical, verbal, and emotional abuse on the job.
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Cuban and Rosenberg aren't the only tech leaders talking about AI's impact on the job market.
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After two months on the job, Olszewski went on a business trip to Chicago with colleagues.
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Plus, without question, while they're on the job, they get the best seats in the house.
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There are calmer countries, in which one can have less experience and learn on the job.
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The Toshners put $510,000, much of it from an on-the-job accident settlement, into Woodbridge.
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Extremely low temperatures have also kept bees in their hives, instead of on the job pollinating.
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Pancho Argüelles works in Texas, accompanying workers who have suffered spinal cord injuries on the job.
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In addition, its chief executive, Mike Manley, has been on the job for just six months.
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In 1998, Wojciech Kozak described to The New York Times the backbreaking labor on the job.
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Even in his few months on the job, Mr. Noreika has made the new direction clear.
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The average European puts in between 7 percent and 19 percent less time on the job.
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Take small steps to make your workplace better in your final few days on the job.
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The federal government has just fallen down on the job, so let the states do it.
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Disability insurance does cover illnesses, including COVID-19Disability insurance isn't just for on-the-job injuries.
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Also: HSBC's CEO was ousted earlier this month after less than two years on the job.
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Between his amiability and his longevity on the job, he accumulated friends in the restaurant business.
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Religious police no longer have the power to make arrests, but they remain on the job.
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Siblings offer early, on-the-job training in how to work and live with other people.
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More: Jimmy Asci has quit as WeWork's chief communications officer after six months on the job.
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IBM – IBM CEO Ginni Rometty will step down in April after eight years on the job.
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And with all due respect, there's going to be no time for on-the-job training.
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Earlier this month, Tribune CEO Tim Knight stepped down after just 12 months on the job.
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It typically takes more than a year to vet candidates and get them on the job.
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Mike Dubke, the longtime Republican operative, had left quietly after a few months on the job.
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After only a year together on the job, Johannes Ohman and Sasha Waltz are stepping down.
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Journalists have been yelled at, pepper-sprayed, pinned by security and even arrested on the job.
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In September, another worker died on the job after suffering a heart attack in the warehouse.
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Bush traveled west of the Mississippi River 15 times in his first months on the job.
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And the last thing is, investing a lot of their capital in on-the-job training.
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If it was your first time, maybe, you know, it was a mistake on the job.
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Men suffer the overwhelming majority of major physical injuries and casualties that occur on the job.
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Our experience came "on-the-job", but it was unmoored from rigorous training in seamanship fundamentals.
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The authorities blamed the accident on a signal operator who had fallen asleep on the job.
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I grabbed it and literally learned the news business on the job, launching my journalism career.
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But soon after Dr. Frieden took on the job, he started winding down Coke-funded programs.
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But companies like Accenture would still be liable for harm caused on the job, he said.
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On today's show, our Supreme Court correspondent discusses Justice Neil Gorsuch's first day on the job.
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It is not a burden to be safe on the job from illness, injury or death.
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On Uma's first morning on the job, my co-workers came by to coo over her.
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"There's going to be no time for on-the-job training," Biden said in Fort Dodge.
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During her last months on the job, one supervisor was surprisingly on board with Kincaid's plans.
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Take advantage of on-the-job training to keep your skills current, said Collinson at Transamerica.
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The murder has affected me as deeply as if we had been partners on the job.
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A communications director for Trump's administration on average lasts less than 100 days on the job.
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Morgan Stanley (MS) declined to comment on the job cuts, which were first reported by CNBC.
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Ronny Jackson created a hostile work environment, excessively drank on the job and improperly dispensed medications.
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"I've had to go on antidepressants because of working on the job," Burke told VICE News.
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Shanley's husband, a former police officer, died on the job in 1986 of a heart attack.
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"I really wanted to make sure students were getting real on-the-job training," Brodie said.
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When I stepped onto the field, I was focused on the job I had to do.
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And for employers, affordable housing programs can increase employee retention, productivity and success on the job.
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Stress on the job is natural and sometimes unavoidable, especially given looming deadlines and conflicting demands.
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During the hearing, Porter described a real job listing posted on the job-finding platform Monster.
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Multiple intern reports on Glassdoor tout good on-the-job experience and a fun working environment.
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Trump fired Flynn as his national security adviser after just a couple weeks on the job.
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The more streamlined and organized you are, the more effective you will be on the job.
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As a journalist, being without a pen and paper on the job feels like being naked.
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Tonya Exum, above, said she was groped on the job — and then found her tires slashed.
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On Monday, its chief executive, Lisa Borders, resigned after less than four months on the job.
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Tell me about a time when you did more than what was required on the job.
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Would using an ex post facto diagnosis on the job market give me an unfair advantage?
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Ashley Graham put a sexy new spin on the Mannequin Challenge -- laying down on the job.
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Prince Harry's paternity leave is already over, and he's back on the job ... as a model.
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Workers who stay on the job have to do more, sending them deeper into calorie deficit.
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Long was subsequently ordered to reimburse the government but was allowed to stay on the job.
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Sparks was a patrol officer, with 15 years on the job with the Santa Monica Police Department.
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Some people seek challenge on the job, but many people seek — more people, actually — seek stability. Right.
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About 22 million U.S. workers are exposed to loud noise on the job, Masterson said by email.
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In May, GameStop Chief Executive Officer Michael Mauler stepped down after only three months on the job.
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One in five Italians who came here during that era were maimed or killed on the job.
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Vigodman's departure comes after just 18 months on the job for the world's largest generic drug maker.
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On the other hand, nobody wants a doctor who hasn't slept, and slips up on the job.
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In his early weeks on the job, he met with workers and said people were his priority.
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"He absolutely knows when he's on the job, and he loves the action shots best," she says.
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Mueller finished his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election after 22 months on the job.
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Using a cell phone at work, crashing equipment, sleeping on the job, having friends visit with him.
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And then there was that time Uber's president resigned after just a few months on the job.
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This was Barrett's most extreme experience with on-the-job sexual violence, though it wasn't her last.
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Many of these roles demand extensive on-the-job training, certifications, lengthy internships or an associate's degree.
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The skills you'll learn on the job will make you a more effective, organized, and confident professional.
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The Verge spoke with eight Uber Eats riders in Mexico who have been injured on the job.
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It is hard to justify handing power to unelected technocrats if they fall down on the job.
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One former moderator, Li, told me he used marijuana on the job almost daily, through a vaporizer.
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In 2018, 55 officers were fatally shot or run over on the job, according to FBI statistics.
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Below are some of our favorite illustrations about the anxieties that come with being on the job.
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USA Gymnastics President Kerry Perry resigned from her position on Monday after nine months on the job.
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Older workers could soon find it easier to prove they've run into age discrimination on the job.
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They also hammered out a deal to make permanent temporary workers with three years on the job.
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Well, we caught up with three former flight attendants to hear their wildest on-the-job tales.
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They want dignity on the job and for their work to be seen as valued and valuable.
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It's no secret that Americans are staying on the job longer, or returning to work after retiring.
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Winding down work has a psychological effect that may cause people to lose motivation on the job.
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"He absolutely knows when he's on the job, and he loves the action shots best," she said.
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But for Coleman, who was new on the job, the post came at a particularly fraught time.
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Boeing's (BA) 737 jet program manager Eric Lindblad is retiring after nearly a year on the job.
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Luckily for workers at the Monterey Abalone Co., death on the job is not something to fear.
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"Allowing those who remain on the job ... to apply for some financial relief is critical," wrote Rep.
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A huge commitment The first day on the job as a Zika "vaccine soldier" is time-consuming.
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Like Mr Couillard's ban, Bill 21 would bar public servants from covering their faces on the job.
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Lisa hasn't gone a day on the job without witnessing some form of animal abuse, she says.
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They don't want to pay you, and when you get the job, there's disrespect on the job.
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You know, the Fed sometimes appears to have taken on the job of keeping the markets going.
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After all, Microsoft didn't purchase LinkedIn because it wants to get in on the job recruitment business.
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Mr. Mueller, your first day on the job as head of the FBI was September 4, 2001.
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Lippman told Business Insider she has three crucial tricks that help her stay organized on the job.
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President Donald Trump has undermined all manner of Washington norms during his six months on the job.
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They can't get workers compensation if they're injured on the job, or unemployment benefits if they're fired.
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"I would urge you to stay on the job until your term expires in November," said Sen.
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The ladies also had to do one thing they won't do on the job -- stand perfectly still.
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Employers are suppopesed to pay H-1B workers a "prevailing wage" based on the job and location.
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In Munoz's absence, the airline has pursued the agenda he outlined in his month on the job.
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In 17 years on the job, I have performed more than 300 autopsies on gunshot wound victims.
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Some small businesses are adapting by offering on-the-job training but others are curtailing growth expectations.
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On the other side of the spectrum, I've also been burned on the job search — big time.
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Green was back on the job within a few days, delivering tough-talk messages to local dealers.
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And so I'm doing a lot of on-the-job training, doing things that are very strange.
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The fund previously only allowed donations to go to the families of officers killed on the job.
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That means a computer background is key — but so is a boatload of on-the-job experience.
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"Laws to curb sexual harassment on the job for employees need to apply to models," Lawley said.
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Anchorage Police Department has past form when it comes to engaging in sexual relations on the job.
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Dubke had only been on the job for three months before tendering his resignation on May 18.
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After more than a week on the job, she's still fumbling for coherent answers to basic questions.
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The Hoyas' former coach, John Thompson III, was fired on Thursday after 13 seasons on the job.
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Laporte's two partners still work as police officers, and that's how they all met—on the job.
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But they do not require a college diploma, and the training can be done on the job.
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Probably. An attempt to attain legendary TechCrunch status by dropping dead my second week on the job?
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Until recently, though, Coral Springs employees were not prohibited from streaming online media while on the job.
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Grijalva vehemently denied that he drank on the job or fostered any kind of hostile work environment.
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Instead, officers were trained on the job, in the field, and on ride-alongs with fellow officers.
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After a decade on the job, and on the island, she will announce her retirement on Monday.
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Still on the job The Northern California wildfires took away the job of a hotel's HR director.
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Jackson faces claims of overprescribing medications and drinking on the job, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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Politico reported that Christie and Giuliani have given advice to senior White House officials on the job.
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Many small business owners have increased wages, offered on-the-job training or started providing other perks.
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A Maine construction contractor was charged with workplace manslaughter when an untethered roofer died on the job.
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He succeeds Stephen Blyth, who resigned in July, citing health reasons, after 18 months on the job.
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Many workers did not receive substantial pay raises even after decades on the job, according to HISTORY.
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GameStop CEO Michael Mauler resigned Wednesday after only three months on the job, the company said Friday.
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Obama has not announced any intent to appoint new commissioners in his last months on the job.
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Focus less on the job they have, and more on the one you're actually being interviewed for.
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They are identical, said Sal Aiello of Concept National in Carlstadt, N.J., the contractor on the job.
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"Anybody, no matter their rank, is allowed to call a safety stop on the job," said Scherstuhl.
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The researchers attributed the higher rate of suicide to chronic on-the-job stress and substance abuse.
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Not everybody agrees that a lack of competition is having a big impact on the job market.
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Some were deeply frightened, "but they are still on the job," the publisher, Mi-Ai Parrish, writes.
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Somebody is sleeping on the job, this is a super fight – where are all these historic images?
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The real game changer, however, is the development of robots and AI that learn on the job.
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Five Republican senators had breakfast with Sessions on Thursday and encouraged him to stay on the job.
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While being social can help boost morale and happiness on the job, you need to set boundaries.
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This blindness to overwork extends to those most at risk of dying on the job, like Chae.
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McIver says she offered to resign, but the Trump family asked her to stay on the job.
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Hiren Shukla, neurodiversity program leader at EY, describes how one of his hires transformed on the job.
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"We just can't plan any more," said Richard Smith, who's been on the job for 14 years.
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It feels like they create more turnover and have too big an impact on the job market.
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Mr. Paxton, a Republican, has spent most of his 20 months on the job under felony indictment.
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Sessions reportedly offered to resign last year amid tensions with Trump, but has remained on the job.
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If you're not bothered — also tickled, irked, mystified and provoked — then you've fallen asleep on the job.
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About 8,000 firefighters from local, state and federal agencies are on the job, according to Cal Fire.
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At the same time, many workers have raised concerns that they risk getting sick on the job.
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Immigration officials said his title on the job was not senior enough to merit the EB-1.
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A previous version of this article misstated the number of sanitation workers killed on the job annually.
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Amazon will pay workers at least $15 an hour and benefits, and include on-the-job training.
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Kelly Clarkson is channeling country superstar Dolly Parton to prep for her first day on the job.
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The Hatch Act prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activities while they are on the job.
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Mr. Lanier has won large industry payouts for workers who were exposed to asbestos on the job.
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This isn't the first time a government employee has been caught mining bitcoin while on the job.
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He added that the breach was disclosed to the public during his first day on the job.
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Mr. Giuliani finally endorsed Mr. Levy, who became the permanent chancellor after four months on the job.
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As in all workplaces, friendship groups have formed, sometimes just on the job, but sometimes beyond that.
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Ms. Dragoo, who grew up in Connecticut, said she had mastered the subway system on the job.
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Women art handlers who spoke to Hyperallergic said that they have regularly experienced sexism on the job.
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All told, he spent more than 20 years incarcerated and more than three decades on the job.
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Multiple workers have said that management has told them not to wear face masks on the job.
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After his third overdose on the job for the same contractor in Virginia, Mr. Sullivan was fired.
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Ms. Wells says every animal is different to work with, and is treated differently on the job.
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A number of companies have also recognized the potential dangers of having sick workers on the job.
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The job required several weeks of training, followed by on-the-job training, to become state-certified.
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I was told that we wouldn't until the training was complete, including the on-the-job time.
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"Just focus on the job you're supposed to do and do the best you can," counseled Sen.
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And of the those patients, 45 percent were health care workers who became infected on the job.
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In the UK, nearly 600,000 people said they suffered from stress during 2018 while on the job.
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That view, as Klobuchar noted, can limit regulatory safeguards on the job, environmental rules and consumer protection.
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All three presidents visited just one country in common — Italy — during their first months on the job.
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He said it is likely to make police increasingly risk averse in their actions on the job.
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Waiving the work requirement has contributed to record food stamp enrollment, and less time on the job.
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You were close; and, sad but true, there are times we all fall down on the job.
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How would Vogel, in his first season on the job, handle the team's colorful assemblage of egos?
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Whether we like it or not, responding to emails consumes much of our time on the job.
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Trump now figures he knows how to do this presidential thing after a year on the job.
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He had served as a Northampton firefighter from 1986 to 1989 before being injured on the job.
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Plus, without a doubt, the ballkids get the best seats in the house while on the job.
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Few, if any, experience nonstop bliss, where sheer passion sustains them through long hours on the job.
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His departure also comes during the first week on the job for new WeWork CEO Sandeep Mathrani.
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Workers at Northwest Hardwoods' mill in Mount Vernon, Washington, don't have much time left on the job.
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It took Trump less than two years on the job to turn it into a toss-up.
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Being on the job site with this can-do team will invigorate old and young readers alike.
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After a few weeks on the job, I realized that the role itself wasn't a great fit.
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Gallup's study found that about two-thirds of all full-time workers experienced burnout on the job.
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The New York Times first reported Friday that Brand is resigning after nine months on the job.
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" The Pew analysis cites research finding that "marriage causes husbands to be more successful on the job.
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Some federal workers who stay on the job do not get paid during the lapse in funding.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Back on the job Sully, the late President Bush's service dog, has a new job.
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Three former employees, who say they were injured on the job, will take part in the protest.
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About six years ago Ms. Arroyo met her boyfriend on the job, a paramedic in the Bronx.
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The document included claims Jackson overprescribed medication, drank on the job and fostered a hostile work environment.
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Weaker collective bargaining rights would leave these workers with even less of a voice on the job.
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Virtually every Republican in elected office has urged Trump to keep Rosenstein on the job -- for now.
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After taking some time to care for her newborn, Leila, Melissa went back on the job market.
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Two employees accused of sleeping on the job and falsifying records have been placed on administrative leave.
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Two employees accused of sleeping on the job and falsifying records have been placed on administrative leave.
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Last year, Tesla's chief accounting officer, David Morton, stepped down after just a month on the job.
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Nurses excepted, most women wore their own dresses on the job, denoting official roles with homemade insignia.
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Your first three months on the job can lay the groundwork for major achievements down the road.
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The Guy spends his days cruising around on his bike, having aimless conversations, toking on the job.
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Plus, it can be seriously draining, making every problem you encounter on the job seem even worse.
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FOOD INSPECTIONS: Department of Agriculture food inspectors will continue to stay on the job during the shutdown.
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While Terry may look like he is sleeping on the job, these naps are important for the cats.
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To Helen's surprise, and skepticism, he says he is calling it quits after 33 years on the job.
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"The Mooch" — says he is still a Trump supporter despite being fired after 11 days on the job.
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Another training initiative, Amazon Apprenticeship, offers paid intensive classroom training and on-the-job apprenticeships within the company.
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If you think your on-the-job training was tough, imagine what life is like for newbie surgeons.
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Whether you're Zooming it in or not sitting down on the job, here's how to do it right.
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I think the U.S. is enjoying pretty good recent figures on the job market [which] is quite encouraging.
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Many dispensaries will offer on-the-job training, and budtenders are well positioned to advance in the industry.
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Young priests are often sent to parishes alone after minimal on-the-job training with an older colleague.
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"Through hacking, you can find e-mail, what they do on the job your employees," the site reads.
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The FBI divides on-the-job deaths of police officers into two types: felonious killings and accidental killings.
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Obama's promise to be back on the job fighting for her priorities was blasted out with the hour.
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That&aposs -- OK. FOWLER: Coming up, companies are starting to embrace the idea of sleeping on the job.
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He's been on the job since 2005 and he's the youngest chief justice since John Marshall in 1801.
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Michael Flynn has resigned as White House national security adviser after less than a month on the job.
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After only seven months on the job, Bryant has left Google Cloud, as Business Insider first reported today.
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Arizona won 34 games during his first three seasons on the job, reaching the NFC Championship in 2015.
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Don't be discouraged if you don't see a posting on the job board that fits your targeted role.
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Right now, it could be a reason for getting fired, or other kind of retaliation on the job.
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The move came as HSBC's CEO John Flint stepped down after less than two years on the job.
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Aspirants toil eagerly, and often cheaply, in return for the know-how they will acquire on the job.
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Forty-nine firefighters have died on the job so far this year, according to the U.S. Fire Administration.
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The market turmoil coincided with Jerome Powell's first day on the job as chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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"If you are really busy and engaged on the job, you don't have time to daydream," Salemi said.
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It was his first day on the job with this moving company (Bellhops) and he was 'training' today.
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"These writers are out to prove they are not sleeping on the job in season 12," he says.
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Employers struggle to keep them on the job: offered higher wages they work fewer hours rather than more.
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Smith plays Officer Ward, an LAPD policeman who is returning to work after being shot on the job.
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McGuire, the general counsel hired from Google, left in late July, after roughly five months on the job.
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Several women were interviewed about the top executive's behavior, who had been on the job for two years.
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Eventually, Harrison hopes Facebook will offer post-employment counseling to moderators who suffered psychological harm on the job.
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The insurance also offers $100,000 to a driver's family should they die in an accident on the job.
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No one is suggesting that people who operate machinery or automobiles should get high while on the job.
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And it is a helluva a time for a case of first impression and on the job training.
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But I always knew she'd be incredible at it, and put her own unique stamp on the job.
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He signed that into law -- $1 billion for S.T.E.M. jobs for on the job training for technical jobs.
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In his first weeks on the job, Abdulbari would personally greet each group of petitioners who gathered outside.
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And like many women in politics and the media, she endured sexual harassment on the job, she said.
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De Blasio brushed off questions about the poll and said he was committed to focusing on the job.
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But there's a good case to keep Lee on the job, as the administration has signaled it might.
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Biden said he liked his successor, Vice President-elect Mike Pence, and had briefed him on the job.
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Sometimes we're so focused on the job at hand that we forget the world just outside the window.
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In the history of polling, no president has been rated so low after six months on the job.
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In addition, better paid workers may work harder, stay on the job longer, and end up more productive.
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Separately Wednesday, Tesla announced its general counsel was leaving the company after only two months on the job.
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Meanwhile, app-based couriers are often paid literal cents for large swaths of time spent on the job.
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"We give them a lot of training on the job, we put them right to work," he says.
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Some of these schedules vest 10 percent of the shares after the employee's first year on the job.
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Newspaper Valor Economico reported in January that he lost out on the job after failing a background check.
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Michael Warren from The Weekly Standard has reporting on how Bannon spent his final weeks on the job.
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Someone who works at a construction site in Canada found a suggestive icicle on the job last year.
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This two-year-old Australian cattle dog was also fatally struck by a car while on the job.
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This, she said, led to mistreatment on the job, like the promotion of an unqualified coworker over her.
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Craft's confirmation hearing made clear that even if she's pro-UN, she'll largely be learning on the job.
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Hobbies that highlight positive personality qualities or skills that could benefit you on the job are worth including.
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What teachers fail to learn in universities and teacher-training colleges they rarely pick up on the job.
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I think it really depends on the job and how big is the team that the person manages.
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Fortunately, he was able to learn on the job, but he would tell you he made some mistakes.
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Four senior aides left or resigned under pressure from the council during Bolton's first week on the job.
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Previously, there were allegations that he oversaw to a hostile work environment and drank alcohol on the job.
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Employees told CBS 17 that they spent their last day on the job packing toys for the buyer.
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Planned Parenthood has removed Leana Wen as president of the organization, after only eight months on the job.
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Today in mind-blowing stories of Hollywood's finest actresses encountering sexism on the job, we have Emmy Rossum.
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"The construction industry needs more workers and the wearable technologies can keep older workers on the job longer."
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On Monday, an employee at the Dainty Hooligan boutique in Stillwater, OK experienced body discrimination on the job.
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Tracy had been on the job for only three days when she was asked to resign in August.
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Even when I wasn't on the job, I was watching other news shows and reading the news constantly.
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The UNAIDS spokesperson, Barton-Knott, would not speculate on why he was staying on the job until June.
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Edwards said those domestic problems boiled over on the job and Kelley would come in depressed and unfocused.
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With only two years on the job, Trump's approval ratings have remained relatively static between 22004% and 253%.
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Teresa Manning, the deputy assistant secretary for population affairs, left after less than a year on the job.
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This week on The Job Interview, Watershed Hospitality is looking for an experienced catering and event sales manager.
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A California Target employee died on the job on Saturday, representatives for the retailer and local authorities confirmed.
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Asked what his political future might hold, Mr. Tubbs said he was focused on the job at hand.
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Even so, Trump's few legislative and deregulatory actions have likely made a limited impact on the job market.
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The shock of these women's stories has made the horror of enduring sexual harassment on the job real.
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Monday marks the beginning of Kelly's last week in the White House after 17 months on the job.
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Apprenticeships blend on-the-job work with paid classroom instruction, and they usually last two to six years.
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Jackson has denied the allegations, which also include charges of drinking on the job and over-prescribing pills.
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Previously, there were allegations that Jackson oversaw to a hostile work environment and drank alcohol on the job.
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But all of the current administration officials will be on the job market in less than a year.
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Karlie Kloss also did her part while on the job, filling out her ballot in a dressing room.
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A. Frankly, I did not know very much about insurance at first but I learned on the job.
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Kansas just became the 18th state to make it illegal for cops to have sex on the job.
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Anthony Scaramucci: Fired in July by Trump as White House communications director after 10 days on the job.
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After just one week on the job, the role of secretary of defense is Patrick Shanahan's to lose.
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