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101job loss — ➔ loss * * * job loss UK US noun [C or U] HR, ECONOMICS ► a situation in which people lose their jobs: »Mounting job loss is having a noticeable effect on consumer spending. »The centre will be a resource for people who need advice and financial… …
102job lot — ➔ lot * * * job lot UK US noun [C] UK INFORMAL ► COMMERCE a collection of several things which are bought or sold as a group, usually at a cheap price: a job lot of sth »He bought a job lot of computers at a bargain price. ► FINANCE, STOCK MARKET …
103job shop — ➔ shop1 * * * job shop UK US noun [C] ► PRODUCTION a small business that makes a single product or a small number of a product for one customer at a time: »People who work in job shops are generally multi skilled because the work requires it. ►… …
104job specification — ˈjob specifiˌcation noun [countable] another name for job description * * * job specification UK US noun [C] ► HR JOB PROFILE(Cf. ↑job profile) …
105job — (job) s. m. Nom d un patriarche de l histoire sainte. Livre de Job, livre où est racontée l histoire de ce patriarche. • Salomon et Job ont le mieux connu et le mieux parlé de la misère de l homme : l un le plus heureux et l autre le plus… …
106job expectations — UK US noun [plural] HR ► the things you want from a job such as responsibility, satisfaction, and good pay: »raise/lower your job expectations ► the things an employer expects from someone doing a job which are usually listed as part of a job… …
107job interview — UK US noun [C] HR ► a meeting in which an employer asks the person applying for a job questions to see whether they would be the right person to do that job: go for/attend/conduct a job interview »He d been for several job interviews but hadn t… …
108job proposal — UK US noun [C] ► HR a letter in which you write to a company, explaining how your skills, experience, etc. could help the company, and asking them to give you a job: »Send a job proposal with your résumé, suggesting how you would improve company… …
109job stability — UK US noun [U] HR ► the fact of an employee, or a group of employees, being able to keep the same job for a long time: »There are certain industries that still offer long term job stability. → Compare JOB SECURITY(Cf. ↑job security) ► the fact of …
110Job — [dʒɔp] der; s, s; gespr; 1 eine Arbeit, mit der man für relativ kurze Zeit Geld verdient: sich in den Ferien einen Job suchen; Im Sommer hat er einen Job als Kellner || K : Jobvermittlung || K: Aushilfsjob, Ferienjob 2 ≈ Arbeitsstelle <seinen… …
