Common collocations with job in American Collocation

Jennifer gave up her well-paid job to start a magazine.

His prospects were limited to a low-paid job in the civil service or the military.

I’d had part-time jobs in bars and cafés when I was a student.

Think about the future: what’s your ideal job?

Stressful jobs can increase the risk of heart disease.

I have a cushy office job and feel I can continue to work past 65.

I have a lot of responsibility in my current job.

At the end of the maternity cover assignment she was offered a permanent job.

More people are likely to take temporary jobs over the festive period.

She is moving to London, where she will begin a teaching job in September.

She now has a job with the council.

After a few months he was offered a job as a legal assistant.

After graduating I was really confident that I could get a good job.

You have shown that you can do the job well.

She’s very unstable and has never been able to hold down a job.

If things at work don’t improve soon, I’m going to have to change jobs.

Thousands of car workers are set to lose their jobs.

Last week he was fired from a job he’d held for nearly three years.

The ferry company says it wants to axe 1,200 jobs.

Cutbacks in funding will threaten jobs at the local council offices.

Every year around 600,000 jobs are created in the IT sector worldwide.

What exactly does the job entail?

Unfortunately my new job doesn’t pay very well.