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job lock

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job lock
Health care A situation in which a person is in effect–but not in actual fact–forced to remain in a job, due to fear of losing health care coverage or because a future employer's health plan won't cover a medical circumstance–eg, a pre-existing condition, in the employee or dependents. See Pre-existing condition.


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Job lock refers to the fact that workers are often unwilling to leave a current job that provides health insurance for another position that might not, even if they would be more productive in that other position.
And Gatland's take on the job looks to be in line with Lewis' insistence that Gareth Jenkins' successor must want the job lock, stock and barrel rather than see it as second choice to the other vacant coaching jobs with nations like South Africa and New Zealand.
 
 
 
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