Usage of "on the job"

Actively engaged in paid work.

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On the alert.

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Usage of on the job in anglès

Age and time on the job were risk factors, the study found. 
 Reuters 

For Lincoln, 17, it's a good opportunity to learn on the job. 
 Radio NZ 

Stay local and focus on the job at hand, the memo said. 
 Reuters 

She said focusing on the job at hand on stage was vital. 
 Radio NZ 

The robot was also able to learn on the job, he said. 
 Reuters 

I actually submitted this recommendation on my second day on the job. 
 The President's Assassin 

She took on the job of deputy editor in April last year. 
 Reuters 

Uber did not comment on the job losses mentioned in the report. 
 Reuters 

Experience: Everyone surveyed has been on the job three years or more. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

It wasn't really the money; they were getting off on the job. 
 Under the dome: a novel 

Several contractors said that investigators deemed slow on the job were fired. 
 Reuters 

They say they were under constant pressure to drink on the job. 
 The Irish Times 

His own technique, crafted on the job, certainly seems to be working. 
 The Guardian 

I have no option but to take on the job, Nakanishi said. 
 Reuters 

Their relationship made what happened to them on the job more personal. 
 The frailty of flesh 

Mr Kane declined to put a figure on the job reductions needed. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of on the job in anglès