offering a job

I know this is a most irregular way of offering a job, but in the rather peculiar circumstances in which we find ourselves.

At the Flushing site, a van pulled up recently, the driver offering a job installing air-conditioning equipment.

Before offering a job to anyone, you should only ask about a candidate's disability or health if you need to find out whether:

Short of offering a job, the employer/insurer may stop compensation for total disability if it can prove suitable jobs exist in the employees commuting area.

"The Afghan National Army and police have been asked to carefully study the dossier prepared by the intelligence officers before offering a job to anyone."

An established agent is constantly offering a job to Camby's best friend, hoping, of course, that he'll bring Camby as a client.

In 1965, he was an illustrator for an aircraft company in Denver when his eye fell on a newspaper advertisement offering a job with the Navy.

His friend duly replies, offering a job taking care of a "congenital imbecile," and sends him some money to get his possessions from the pawn.

But the group's founder, Mosemarie Boyd, said she later decided against risking her organization's credibility by offering a job to Ms. Lewinsky.

Adam gets a call from the Mount Wilson Observatory in California offering a job there building microcircuits for satellite guidance and navigation systems.

Boeing, of course, recently acknowledged stealing documents from a rival and offering a job to a Pentagon official while asking her to buy aircraft for the Air Force.

The General Electric Company finds itself moving more quickly than in the past to hire experienced candidates, often offering a job within two weeks of meeting a promising applicant.

If an American employer is offering a job that American citizens are not willing to take, we ought to welcome into our country a person who will fill that job.

He pleaded guilty to offering a job to the Air Force's chief weapons buyer, Darleen A. Druyun, while she was overseeing billions of dollars in Boeing contracts.

One scene shows him offering a job as a toll taker to the young Jesse Jackson, then a divinity student, implying that he could skim off whatever he needed to pay for tuition.

"Everyone here gets a call a week" from a global investment bank offering a job, said Manish Gunwani, a vice president with Brics Securities, a four-year-old brokerage firm based in Mumbai.

In Mathura, UP agriculture minister Laxminarain Choudhry announced an ex-gratia of Rs 10 lakh for the next of the kin of the deceased besides offering a job.

After that, he came back to Tulsa again, once he returned, Russell called Radle from California, offering a job as the new bass guitarist for Gary Lewis & the Playboys.

A reporter at The New York Post said Mr. Storin had called him yesterday offering a job, an idea the reporter likened to "going from the Hindenburg to the Titanic."

Boeing's former financial chief, Michael M. Sears, was sentenced last year to four months in prison for ethics violations for offering a job to a former Air Force official, Darleen Druyun.

Mr. Sears was fired from Boeing in late 2003 for his role in secretly offering a job to an Air Force official, Darleen A. Druyun, and for having helped members of her family.

In peacetime the Navy was, from the point of view of the seaman in search of employment, simply a collection of ships differing somewhat from the usual in their conditions and ethos, but offering a job like any other.

As a result, when Mr. Sanders called her in 2001, he was seeking advice rather than offering a job: unsatisfied with a slew of demos he had heard from other musicians, Mr. Sanders wanted to know her opinion of Brenda Russell, an R&B artist he thought he might approach.

There is a big difference between the terms that you may be able to negotiate with, say, a US company seeking to recruit you to work in the Middle East and those offered by, say, a West German company offering a job at their headquarters, for which you are competing with a West German national.