Job [noun]

Definition of Job:

employment

Synonyms of Job:

● Task

● Appointment

● Office

● Business

● Career

● Assignment

● Work

● Spot

● Profession

● Stint

● Place

● Activity

● Position

● Post

● Trade

● Operation

● Situation

● Chore

● Livelihood

● Racket

● Grind

● Occupation

● Vocation

● Handicraft

● Engagement

● Gig

● Means

● Function

● Niche

● Posting

● Opening

● Billet

● Craft

● Pursuit

● Faculty

● Capacity

● Line

● Swindle

● Berth

● Calling

● Connection

● Daily grind

● Métier

● Rat race

● Nine-to-five


Opposite/Antonyms of Job:

● Unemployment

● Incompetence

● Inability

● Surrender

● Hobby

● Idleness

● Recreation

● Avocation

● Pastime

● Fun

● Entertainment


Sentence/Example of Job:

They’re very upset that we’ve done such a good job with the vaccine.

College students, searching for a way to get job-ready, flocked to the platform from Northern Italy to South-East Asia, to all over the United States.

It’s hard not to be happy with the job we’re doing, that I can tell you.

If those are attributable to the novel coronavirus, we’ve already moved out of good-job territory.

After a pause during lockdown, lenders from Citigroup to HSBC Holdings have restarted cuts, taking gross losses announced this year to a combined 63,785 jobs, according to a Bloomberg analysis of filings.

Like employees hired into permanent status, term employees gain job protections such as the right to appeal disciplinary actions after serving a probationary period, typically one year.

As the series opens, Nurse Ratched is trying to land a job at California’s Lucia State Hospital.

They will highlight current employment opportunities across the job market and how to apply.

The 61-year old Dutch executive’s first CEO job was at an early-stage startup called Data Domain that made specialized storage hardware.

According to a World Bank report in April, India’s coronavirus lockdown impacted nearly 40 million migrant jobs in India.