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And I argue in my book , first jobs can be habit forming . Nathan DeHoff : Lisa 's asking Homer if he still had a job might be an ATS reference , since a common complaint on the group has been that Homer is often doing something else when he probably should be working at the power plant . Hours could be cut , jobs could be lost — which could be devastating to the university amidst the already declining number of student jobs on campus . Even more jobs could be created at the companies that actually put millions of cards and readers in users ' hands ; consulting firm BearingPoint Inc. is partnering with SafLink on this work . When all copies of the work order are in , the job will be closed and the department will be billed based on the actual cost of materials , plus direct labor cost , and plus 10 per cent of this labor cost to cover foremen 's time . This offence may be committed not only through direct payments , but also though " clientelism " and patronage , whereby favours and jobs may be offered only to those who voted for the official in power . A comprehensive listing of GIS-related jobs can be found online at The GIS Job Clearinghouse . While such jobs may be viable , they're often elusive . The Public Citizen report card notes , " several years ago the U.S. Commerce Department canceled its program of bi-annual surveys of U.S. companies to document NAFTA job creation because the data was so embarrassing fewer than 1,500 specific jobs could be documented . They simply do n't have the leverage to demand higher pay when they know that someone else will do the job for less ( or worse , that the job will be outsourced ) . A good job might be working in a coffee house or a record store . When 70 per cent of the amount of the work order is spent , the job will be reviewed to determine if additional funds will be needed . " 8 He stated that workers ' confidence had been shaken by downsizing and the specter - - real or imagined - - that many of their jobs could be done for a fraction of their salaries by workers in Third World countries.9 Indirect evidence of workers ' anxiety could be seen in the rate of voluntary resignations . as friends and partners - - not as arms-length advisors - - show them how the job might be done - - not tell them or do it for them . So , in essence , this particular amendment came out of nowhere , which always gives pause to business people who look for stability , who look for certainty in the fundamental relationships of the workforce , and there is no relationship more fundamental than the one between employer and those who work for the employer and work together with the employer to create an environment of profitability where more jobs can be created . " Your job will be to supervise Heaven 's new data processing center . When students successfully guess , read the requirements for the job from the back of the card , and ask them what they think the personal qualities of a person in this job might be . These jobs can be grouped into three categories : cooperative education experiences , leadership positions , and wage positions . The link to their jobs may be named " careers , " If you do n't see anything obvious on the home page , try clicking on " About Us , " " Contact Us " ( or a similar link ) , or the " Site Map " which should take you to a page that lists all the pages on the Web site . Appointments to jobs may be made from within federal agencies , e.g ., by promotion of an employee or by hiring a qualified employee from another federal agency . I believe my previous job will be helpful . Because the output of some jobs may be quite large , Oracle Enterprise Manager provides you with the option of specifying the maximum size for any job output returned by the Intelligent Agent . If we are aware of them , these factors will help us plan , analyze situations , solve problems , and in general do better in our work no matter what our job might be .