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soft job

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See: sinecure


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Finding yourself suddenly doing soft jobs like sweeping floors and waiting tables is very hard for any man, especially when you are used to blasting rocks underground," said the beefy Mokoena, while carefully unloading a trolley full of dishes.
George has already angered fellow inmates by lining up a soft job in the canteen.
Stock prices were battered yesterday by the soft jobs data and by fear that surging oil prices could push the country back into 1970s-style stagflation, in which growth slows at the same time that prices keep climbing.
 
 
 
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