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He not only does not work but will not find a job.

He's utterly reliable; the job can safely be left in his hands.

Employing him would amount to employing nobody.

We must excuse him from his duties.

He will not work, unless he is put to the push.

To do him justice, he is not equal to the job.

He's unlikely ever to find a job again.

We are very much concerned that they won't hire him.

He preferred working to doing nothing.

He will not work hard unless you push him.

Young as he is, he is not equal to the task.

He shouldn't do work that much.

I asked him about if he would like to do that job.

I doubt his ability to do the job.

He complained that he couldn't find a job.

No one else can fill that job.

He will not work unless pressed by necessity―except under the pressure of necessity.

He doesn't suit this occupation.

He works, only because he must―simply because he can not but do so.

You shouldn't work with him.

There is no need for him to work.

He doesn't need to work.

He shouldn't work that much.

He doesn’t have to work; he doesn’t have a family.

He doesn't work, but only thinks of sponging off his relatives.

His work leaves nothing to be desired.

It is because he neglects his duties.

Strictly speaking, he is not qualified for the job.

I have very nearly decided to engage him, but the terms are not yet agreed upon.

I haven't gotten any jobs from him.