Synonym: on the alert, on the job, working(a). Similar words: part time job, on the contrary, month, on the run, on the way, on the ball, on the dot, on the air. Meaning: adj. 1. actively engaged in paid work 2. watchful and prepared for action on-the-job. adj. relating to or associated with a job or employment.
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(31) People had been on the job too long; a new deal was needed to get things out of the old habits.
(32) The government has set up some half-baked scheme for training teachers on the job.
(33) It's a good idea to bring students in on the ground floor, so that they can learn on the job.
(34) Leaving aside the question of cost, how many people do we need on the job?
(35) Aziz tried to fix his mind on the job at hand.
(36) That fellow was fired because he had loafed on the job.
(37) Why else would they take on the job?
(38) Let's keep our mind on the job at hand.
(39) The policy covers injury suffered on the job.
(40) Today's my first day on the job.
(41) Peter Stansill provided the bare essentials, and Williams, hurriedly schooled in the importance of deadlines, learnt on the job.
(42) So for a lot of the time, their father takes on the job.
(43) Wortham hopes the service will eventually become bilingual, because many workers who die on the job are Hispanic.
(44) Does an employee own a copyright on works produced on the job?
(45) Once on the job, strong immigrant networks mean that other immigrants tend to be hired when new openings emerge.
(46) They were on the job, see, your mum and Stephen's dad.
(47) It was raining then, but she was focused on the job, on the opportunity to coach in the Pac-10.
(48) The workers' compensation system was enacted around the turn of the century to protect workers injured on the job.
(49) The Volunteers' first three months on the job coincided with the last three months of the 1962 academic year.
(50) Let's just concentrate on the job in hand[sentencedict.com/on the job.html], shall we?
(51) Ahmad once represented a dry cleaning branch manager who had an epileptic seizure on the job.
(52) Individual members were encouraged to develop a range of skills and to help others to develop their capabilities on the job.
(53) Bellcore wound up bidding on the job after all, along with three other outfits.
(54) I learned on the job, at sea, working seven days a week, month after month.
(55) The cook has taken on the job of housekeeper, though she won't be living in.
(56) When they go on sick leave, their aggregate take-home pay is actually higher than when they are on the job.
(57) She trained as a typist and learned reception duties on the job at the Royal Oak.
(58) In addition, anyone injured on the job must submit a much more detailed account of the accident than was previously required.
(59) As of late Wednesday, Robinson was still on the job, and Brown had not decided whether to accept the resignation.
(60) I have also, since her departure, caught up on the job applications correspondence, which in itself takes time.
More similar words: part time job, on the contrary, month, on the run, on the way, on the ball, on the dot, on the air, on the road, monthly, on the hop, on the line, on the move, on the fire, on the cuff, on the side, on the wane, on the whole, on the spot, on the left, on the cards, last month, bimonthly, in the front, on the table, on the prowl, put on the dog, on the inside, on the part of, on the other hand.