job security

常見例句

雙語例句

• Everyone wants job security. But most people never get it – even when they think they do.
  每個人都想有工作保障。但很多人從未擁有，甚至從來沒想過擁有它。
• And though civil servants, who make up nearly half the public-sector workforce, enjoy both special pension schemes and job security, they are not allowed to strike.
  佔到公共部門雇員一半人數(shù)的政府公務(wù)員盡琯享受到特殊的退休金計劃和工作保障，但是他們不允許蓡與罷工。
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• All the advantages are for the company, The Times pointed out, as the workers themselves "generally receive fewer benefits or none at all, and have virtually no job security.
  《紐約時報》指出，公司是最大的受益者，因爲臨時工本身受益甚少或者完全無受益，事實上，這些工人連工作保障都沒有。

原聲例句

• But they receive lower pay than those on the tenure track and have no job security.
• This goal of greater job security is harder to reach these days.
• Miss Saifung is a university student who supported the trade union calls for better pay and job security.

權(quán)威例句

• There is no outside organization providing a steady paycheck, benefits, retirement programs and job security.
  FORBES: For American Workers, It's The Age Of Independence
• About a third of Japan's labor force are temporary workers who have no job security.
  FORBES: Global Gambits
• They are denied job security, training and biannual bonuses (around 20% of income for regular employees).
  ECONOMIST: The perils of a frigid labour market
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