Is it OK to use the expression “job security” in a scholarly article (to say that a character doesn’t have it)?
It sounds very tacky to me but maybe it’s just my personal hangup.
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Is it OK to use the expression “job security” in a scholarly article (to say that a character doesn’t have it)?
It sounds very tacky to me but maybe it’s just my personal hangup.
“Job security” sounds a bit casual or informal. Economic security, financial security, or stable employment might be better.
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Ah! Thank you, stable employment works much better.
Blogging is great. π
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Yeah, stable employment is better.
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“This racehorse has stable employment”.
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The racehourse in my article doesn’t. π
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