Meanings of hit jobs in English

There are also concerns a fall in cigarette sales might hit jobs.

Yet political hit jobs are as old as politics and permeate NZ's history.

He sends out two assassins on open hit jobs, and damn the stealth.

Our regular historian Grant Morris takes a look back on political hit jobs before 1980.

The horrible truth of the coronavirus is it will hit jobs in customer-facing industries worst.

So after the financial crisis hit jobs, the government tried to crack down on migrants from outside Europe.

Opponents say lifting the ban could harm the environment and hit jobs related to oil refining and shipping.

As drive by shootings go, it was one of the greatest political hit jobs in a long time.

Political hit jobs aren't a new revelation says historian Grant Morris Read more Audio 2:21 PM.

New Zealand's trade deficit, at its worst in seven years, is likely to widen further and will hit jobs, an economist has warned.

The book is an in depth look at one of Cameron Slater's most notorious hit jobs - a campaign of vilification of businessman Matt Blomfield.

Unemployment has hit a five year high of 4.2 percent as the recession starts to hit jobs, and it's expected to get a lot worse.

Business is shutting up shop and that is damaging communities and hitting jobs.

Closing plants hits jobs and wages.