have you moved to new job vs have you moved from new job

The correct phrase is "have you moved to a new job?" This is a common way to ask someone if they have changed jobs. The phrase "have you moved from a new job?" is not correct in this context.

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have you moved to new job

This phrase is not correct. It should be "have you moved to a new job?"

The correct phrase is "have you moved to a new job?" when asking someone if they have changed jobs.

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But you moved to New York, got a job in the mayor's office.
It's good you moved to New Raleigh.
When you moved to New York with that woman.
That he's taken a new job And moved to Copenhagen, Denmark.
I know that after you married Robert you moved to New York to start your cosmetics company.
I thought I heard that you moved to New York.
You moved to New York City today with a bag full of cash, no stuff, and what is clearly a wig.
It has been one year to the day since you moved to New York city.
Monica Wyatt... it says here you moved to New York in 2002 from L.A.
We moved to the Central Highlands with Steve's new job.
And the person who didn't, it turned out, had just moved to a new city and taken on a new job.
I didn't have the heart to tell Mrs. Schwitzer that you moved to New York, so I told her you were in jail for manslaughter.
Age you moved to New York after a photographer "discovered" you at a food court and said he'd get you in Vogue magazine.
After graduation, Kacey and Brad moved to New York and got jobs at Planet Tan in Chelsea.
Have you moved his stuff out?
How many of these have you moved in the last month? $499.
- Why have you moved my desk?
Why have you moved the sponge?
W-Why have you moved everything on my desk?
Have you moved Olivia into the castle?

Alternatives:

have you started a new job?
have you changed jobs?
have you taken on a new job?
have you transitioned to a new job?
have you begun a new job?

have you moved from new job

This phrase is not correct. The preposition 'from' is not used in this context.

The correct phrase is "have you moved to a new job?" when asking someone if they have changed jobs.

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Cris, have you moved from your desk all day? I mean...
Have you moved his stuff out?
How many of these have you moved in the last month? $499.
- Why have you moved my desk?
Why have you moved the sponge?
W-Why have you moved everything on my desk?
Have you moved Olivia into the castle?
Have you moved out again or something?
Still coffee or have you moved onto the harder stuff?
Why have you moved your tepee so far from our band?
Or have you moved on to someone new?
Gavin, if you're in danger from gang members, we can protect you, arrange to have you moved onto the VP wing.
I moved from New York last month.
Is that why you Moved from atlanta?
You moved from Boston to Paris into a little apartment on the rue du Faubourg St. Denis.
So you moved from flirting in the elevator - to an actual date?
It's a bit like when I moved from New York to Sydney.
David, have you moved the dates? David!
You moved from home to home until a place took you both.
- No, he's moved from New York, but he's very much alive.

Alternatives:

have you started a new job?
have you changed jobs?
have you taken on a new job?
have you transitioned to a new job?
have you begun a new job?

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