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Ladybird25 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Jobs
Hi,
Can “jobs” sometimes mean “people”?
In the following conversation, does “jobs” mean “employees”?
(Company A wants Company B to employ some of their employees.)
A: I’m very concerned about my team. I have to protect as many of these jobs as possible.
B: We understand your concerns, but we cannot be expected to take on all your team, and provide the cost-effective support you’re looking for.
Thank you in advance,
ladybird
Can “jobs” sometimes mean “people”?
In the following conversation, does “jobs” mean “employees”?
(Company A wants Company B to employ some of their employees.)
A: I’m very concerned about my team. I have to protect as many of these jobs as possible.
B: We understand your concerns, but we cannot be expected to take on all your team, and provide the cost-effective support you’re looking for.
Thank you in advance,
ladybird
Top answer
Can “jobs” sometimes mean “people”? Yes, sometimes. In the following conversation, does “jobs” mean “employees”?
- Can “jobs” sometimes mean “people”?
- Yes, sometimes.
- In the following conversation, does “jobs” mean “employees”?
- Yes .
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Can “jobs” sometimes mean “people”? Yes, sometimes.
In the following conversation, does “jobs” mean “employees”? Yes.
In the following conversation, does “jobs” mean “employees”? Yes.
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