[General] You're more likely to lose your job than I to get one.

[beachboy]

You're more likely to lose your job than I to get one.
You're more likely to lose your job than I am to get one.
It's easier for you to lose your job than for me to get one.

Do these sentences sound natural? How can I say it in a more natural way?

 

[emsr2d2]

You're more likely to lose your job than I to get one. :cross:
You're more likely to lose your job than I am to get one. :tick:
It's easier for you to lose your job than for me to get one. :tick:

Do these sentences sound natural? How can I say it in a more natural way?

If you're trying to express the same idea with all three, the third doesn't fit. Something being "more likely" isn't the same as it being "easier".

I can't think of a natural way to shorten/improve either of the correct sentences.

 

[Tdol]

You have more chance of losing your job than I have of finding one.