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There is no concept of “job” in UNIX, at least in the sense in which this term is understood in more conventional, batch processing oriented systems.
Any process may “fork” a new copy of itself at any time, essentially without delay, and hence create the equivalent of a new job. Hence job scheduling, job classes, etc. are non-events here.
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