People could benefit from the subsidy only by engaging in productive work that is, a job that employers deem worth paying something for.

Paying for Productivity

Paying (for) Attention

In reality, however, losing a high paying job may be a lifetime event, and the supposed retraining that wage insurance would encourage for a laid off 50 year old worker often may be ineffective.

This time I'm paying.

Stop Paying the Polluters

We run a project called the Bronx Ecological Stewardship Training, which provides job training in the fields of ecological restorations, so that folks from our community have the skills to compete for these well paying jobs.

Sami wasn't paying attention in class.

Now the West is paying the price.

However, from paying a small contribution to a local hospital, Everton five years later was paying 250, a substantial sum in those days.

The company president was indicted for paying kickbacks.

Layla was paying for Sami's addiction to alcohol.

By June 2006, this effort was paying off.

We cannot expect innovation without paying for it.

Paying more for a Fairtrade label is no more anti market than paying more for a Gucci label, and it reflects better ethical priorities.

When that job is done, the military s job will be done.

Job answered

It was making a lot of money. Not a lot of money, but it was paying the rent, paying a full time staff member there.

But I was alone in paying attention to him.

Sami wasn't paying attention to anything else but that.

Francophone Africa has been paying for independence ever since.

Paying down private and public debt simultaneously depresses growth.

She is paying the high price for ethical journalism.

Good Job Blackwater!

It's my job.

It's my job.

How's the job?

What's your job?

What's your job?

Then Job answered,

In the end, people are paying to get someone s attention.

Yet we are paying through the nose for these renewables.

Moreover, the US is paying for these wars with debt.

Those of you paying homage Niemeyer... the guy was simple.

f) advocacy and training for job seekers about job availability, requirements and workers' rights

This 300 billion is a tax that shareholders of growing companies think is worth paying (or perhaps cannot find a way to avoid paying) for energetic corporate executives.

This model shows amazing results for women, in contexts ranging from Smith College to the Grameen Bank to all women job training programs such as Nontraditional Employment for Women, which trains women to break into highly skilled and high paying, but traditionally all male, blue collar jobs.

At the same time, there's a person paying 30,000 dollars for a 300 series car, and a person paying 70,000 dollars for a 700 series, and that person paying more than double doesn't want their car to look too much like the bottom of the market car.

That's not our job.

Find a good job.

He lost his job.

He lost his job.

I like your job.

Let's finish the job.

That's not your job.