going through / existing

Neither makes sense. There are a lot of jobs opening up, perhaps?

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Neither makes sense. There are a lot of jobs opening up, perhaps?

The company provides paper works to the people who wants to do job sitting in home. Now the amount of the paper work is very load in the company, so I guess that they now may increase their employee (a person who wants to do the paper work sitting in home)

So,

There are lots of jobs available in the company, so ???

I don't understand what you mean by "a vacancy for employees".

CJ

AnonymousThere are lots of jobs going through/existing in the company, so there must be a vacancy for employees in the company.

Please help me to choose the correct option.

How about "there are lots of jobs going on in the company"?

(I'm a learner.)

CalifJimThere are lots of jobs available in the company, so ???

I don't understand what you mean by "a vacancy for employees".

Thank you.

I wrote it to mean "There are lots of jobs available in the company to give it to the new person who want to do from home".

I'm still struggling to understand. Are only a few employees allowed to work from home? Or do all employees work from home?

There are a lot of jobs available, so we will soon have more employees working from their homes?

Or perhaps: There are a lot of jobs available, and some of them are telecommuting positions. That will create some work-from-home opportunties for our existing e