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key job

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key job [′kē ‚jäb]
(industrial engineering)
A job that has been evaluated and is considered representative of similar jobs in the same labor market and is used as a benchmark to evaluate the similar jobs and to establish non-key-job wages.


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The White House Thursday named veteran Middle East envoy Dennis Ross to a key job overseeing policy in a vast region encompassing the Middle East, the Gulf, Afghanistan, Pakistan and South Asia.
US markets made modest early gains on mixed economic data but traders were mostly hedging their bets ahead of key jobs figures due tomorrow.
Lieberman, who has stirred controversy over his hardline stance towards Arab-Israelis, will be given the key job -- which is separate from the foreign ministry portfolio -- on Sunday, the sources said.
 
 
 
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