For some people, a recession is a good time to take two years off, rather than job-hunt fruitlessly at home.
If Democrats can make the case that Tripp helped engineer the key obstruction-of-justice charge now leveled against the President--that the job hunt was a setup devised by her--it goes to the heart of the case against Clinton.
Mr. Issa lives with distant, better-off relatives, does occasional electronics-repair work and gets a little money from an older brother, who after a 12-year job hunt, finally found work as an electrical engineer earlier this year.
The Monica job hunt fit the same pattern--and Starr used it to help persuade Attorney General Janet Reno to let him probe the Lewinsky affair.
International students who do enroll at Hult's London branch are encouraged to take a three-pronged approach to the job hunt: seek sponsorship in the U.K., search for a job at a multinational company in their home country, or find a local company back home.
In December 2010, Jeff Yin, 37, officially gave up a hunt for a full-time job and decided to earn his living as part of the crowd.
Tory MP Mr Hunt had been given the quasi-legal job of deciding the fate of satellite broadcaster BSkyB - which News Corp wanted to take full control of.
Nationwide, labour-force growth has been held back as workers give up the job hunt, go back to school, retire or go on disability.
Realizing that not all aspects of the job hunt should occur online, TeamWork Online goes offline with a speed-dating, match-making idea and organizes events that bring candidates and senior team executives together to meet face-to-face.
So there are -- and he will continue -- and they expect their President to continue to look and hunt for new and better -- new and good ideas for economic growth and job creation.
If other non-defense industry companies follow their cue, 2013 could be a very good year for veterans on the job hunt.
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