Übersetzung für 'job-seeking' von Englisch nach Deutsch

job-seeking {adj}

arbeitssuchendjobs

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job seeking

Arbeitssuche {f}jobs

Stellensuche {f}jobs

• From 19 April 1999, job seekers aged 17 or 18 and who had left Year 12 had to join the scheme after three months of job seeking.
• Roach said she said nothing inappropriate during the meeting, but had offered specific job-seeking guidance sex traffic victims should consider.
• (where the focus may be on tasks such as quitting smoking, modifying behaviors for sex offenders or other types of offenders, modifying behaviors related to mood disorders) or to encourage job seeking behavior in psychiatric patients.
• Thus, informational interviews help overcome a problem in recruiting/job-seeking processes, where each side may be hesitant to talk to the other because they are uncertain about whether they might be wasting their time with an unqualified candidate or unsuitable workplace.
• Following the Good Friday Agreement, the "at work" caption inscribed on the sign has intermittently been covered with slogans such as "on hold", "job seeking" and variations thereof.

• Swedish politician and leader of the Moderate Party from 1999-2003, Bo Lundgren, in his position as head of the Supervisory Division of the Unemployment Insurance Board, argues that in a situation where there are often many job-seekers for each vacancy, the job-seeking activity should be limited to jobs where the applicant has a fair possibility of being offered the job.
• This is primarily caused by low natural birth rate, assimilation, high intermarriage rate (the majority of Poles live in mixed relationships), and migration to other parts of the country as a result of job seeking.
• Ladders, originally named UpLadder, was founded in July 2003 by current CEO Marc Cenedella to fill a perceived void in the executive online job-seeking market.
• In addition to the job-skills training, Garden Works, as it is commonly known in Seattle, also provides job seeking assistance including resume writing and assisting youth in obtaining proper identification, and helps in finding housing if the youth is not currently sheltered.
• In November 2014, it was reported that Goldberg had admonished an employee of Adoptions with Love for seeking employment with the State Treasurer's office without first informing her current employer of her job seeking plans.

• Then there are initiatives such as the job-seeking website "Eklaboru", created by Chuck Smith, for job offers and candidates within Esperanto associations or Esperanto meetings.
• The Workforce Services Division has two main functions: provide guidance for field staff and field activities at local workforce centers across the state and maintain a statewide labor exchange between employers and job-seeking individuals as established by the Wagner-Peyser Act of 1933.
• 1 in the Education-Oriented Universities (consecutively ranked number 1 for 7 years) and ranked in the best of Job Seeking/Start-up Business Educations Universities by JoongAng Daily.
• On his first job-seeking résumé, Cheng Nan-jung wrote: "I was born the year of the February 28 Incident, and this incident has tormented me throughout my life....
• The Public Works of Art Project came to Cleveland in 1933, with far-reaching lines of job-seeking artists extending around the Cleveland Museum of Art.

• In 2014 Southall started working as a teaching assistant at Canolfan Yr Afon, the Pupil Referral Unit for Blaenau Gwent, based in Ebbw Vale, helping pupils with their job seeking and soft skills, and liaising with local businesses to arrange work placements.
• The 1995 Act introduced the term job-seeking to describe a new benefit.
• The end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815 further worsened the economy and saw the return of job-seeking veterans.
• In the 1958-1959 season of "The Donna Reed Show", Dale played a job-seeking housekeeper who is frightened from the Stone home by Jeff Stone's pet mouse.