Definition of jobseeker in English:

jobseeker

noun ˈdʒɒbsiːkə

A person who is unemployed and looking for work.
求职者
Example sentencesExamples
- Overall, there is no shortage of interest in the Civil Service among job seekers.
- The change from overworked operations manager for a large catering firm to jobseeker was a shock, she recalled.
- They also place into chilling perspective the racially tinged value of education for black job seekers.
- In a typical case of job fraud, for example, a criminal group will contact a job seeker offering employment handling money transfers.
- The Internet offers unlimited resources to serious, committed African-American job seekers.
- The answer to your search could lie with taking part in a jobseekers course at the Portlaoise Job Club.
- He seems to think job seekers "should be able to find work" in the Olympics jobs boom.
- The event draws together undergraduates, graduates, the working public as well as job-seekers and has become an important focus of recruitment for many employers.
- By 9: 30 a.m., more than 1,000 job seekers had turned up.
- Their database should primarily comprise top performers who are often passive job seekers.
- At least two of the job seekers were wounded by gunfire.
- While networking has triumphed as the primary skill job seekers need, many students still find the idea intimidating.
- At the same time, the number of jobseekers up to the age of 25 has dropped from 1,800 in 1999 to 600 last year.
- Over the past four years online recruitment has certainly caught the imagination of job seekers.
- New jobseekers may find it difficult to find work in the coming months.
- The rising costs of supporting jobseekers through the downturn are a non-negotiable part of a civilised society.
- These job seekers in New York might be better off looking in the South.
- He preyed on female job-seekers whom he lured to secluded spots by promising them jobs.
- Online fraudsters are increasingly taking advantage of vulnerable job seekers by using online résumés to steal their identity, a privacy expert warned this week.
- More than a third of jobseekers would sleep, date or flirt with their interviewer to land a role, a survey claims.

Rhymes

beaker, Costa Rica, Dominica, eureka, Frederica, Griqua, leaker, loudspeaker, seeker, shrieker, sika, sneaker, speaker, squeaker, streaker, Tanganyika, theca, tikka, Topeka, wreaker

单词	jobseeker
释义	Definition of jobseeker in English: jobseeker noun ˈdʒɒbsiːkə A person who is unemployed and looking for work. 求职者 Example sentencesExamples Overall, there is no shortage of interest in the Civil Service among job seekers. The change from overworked operations manager for a large catering firm to jobseeker was a shock, she recalled. They also place into chilling perspective the racially tinged value of education for black job seekers. In a typical case of job fraud, for example, a criminal group will contact a job seeker offering employment handling money transfers. The Internet offers unlimited resources to serious, committed African-American job seekers. The answer to your search could lie with taking part in a jobseekers course at the Portlaoise Job Club. He seems to think job seekers "should be able to find work" in the Olympics jobs boom. The event draws together undergraduates, graduates, the working public as well as job-seekers and has become an important focus of recruitment for many employers. By 9: 30 a.m., more than 1,000 job seekers had turned up. Their database should primarily comprise top performers who are often passive job seekers. At least two of the job seekers were wounded by gunfire. While networking has triumphed as the primary skill job seekers need, many students still find the idea intimidating. At the same time, the number of jobseekers up to the age of 25 has dropped from 1,800 in 1999 to 600 last year. Over the past four years online recruitment has certainly caught the imagination of job seekers. New jobseekers may find it difficult to find work in the coming months. The rising costs of supporting jobseekers through the downturn are a non-negotiable part of a civilised society. These job seekers in New York might be better off looking in the South. He preyed on female job-seekers whom he lured to secluded spots by promising them jobs. Online fraudsters are increasingly taking advantage of vulnerable job seekers by using online résumés to steal their identity, a privacy expert warned this week. More than a third of jobseekers would sleep, date or flirt with their interviewer to land a role, a survey claims. Rhymes beaker, Costa Rica, Dominica, eureka, Frederica, Griqua, leaker, loudspeaker, seeker, shrieker, sika, sneaker, speaker, squeaker, streaker, Tanganyika, theca, tikka, Topeka, wreaker
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