Reading in variables with spaces

A co-worker is going through the SAS learning module and came across something I have not been able to figure out how to read in the data 100% correct :(.

Here is the data SAS gave him:

data test;
input emp_id
f_name $
l_name $
gender $
salary
job_title $
country $
birth_date
hire_date;
cards;
120102 Tom Zhou M 108255 Sales Manager AU 3510 10744
120103 Wilson Dawes M 87975 Sales Manager AU -3996 5114
120121 Irenie Elvish F 26600 Sales Rep. II AU -5630 5114
120122 Christina Ngan F 27475 Sales Rep. II AU -1984 6756
120123 Kimiko Hotstone F 26190 Sales Rep. I AU 1732 9405
120124 Lucian Daymond M 26480 Sales Rep. I AU -233 6999
120125 Fong Hofmeister M 32040 Sales Rep. IV AU -1852 6999
120126 Satyakam Denny M 26780 Sales Rep. II AU 10490 17014
120127 Sharryn Clarkson F 28100 Sales Rep. II AU 6943 14184
120128 Monica Kletschkus F 30890 Sales Rep. IV AU 9691 17106
120129 Alvin Roebuck M 30070 Sales Rep. III AU 1787 9405
120130 Kevin Lyon M 26955 Sales Rep. I AU 9114 16922
run;

The problem is that the job title (in bold) has spaces. I know there is a way to tell SAS to skip to the next variable when 2 spaces are found, but let's say there were 10,000 rows and that would be too tedious. I also know I could just simply add a space between some of the job titles and country names but again, let's say I had 10,000 rows and didn't want to do this.

I've also tried messing around with : and & but with no luck.

I found something that ALMOST worked:

job_title $13. +1 -> placing that in the input line

However, if you try it, there are a few rows for which the country only outputs U instead of AU (when the length of job title is 12 or less). If I try job_title $12. +2 it also almost works but not quite.

Any suggestions on how to read this data in properly without actually changing or modifying the data (such as adding spaces)?