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When you want to say a job is being put on queue, in the title of a work schedule ,will you say
1) "On queue job" or "In queue job" or
2) in another way "Jobs in queue" will be better?
I prefer 'jobs in queue', or 'queued jobs' - 'on queue' sounds to me like a simple mistake. It also runs the risk of being misunderstood as meaning 'on cue' [=just at the right time].
'Jobs that are in the queue' is an alternative; a bit wordy for a title though.
On queue or In queue? 
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