Sentence examples for Employment challenges from inspiring English sources

Youth employment challenges in Africa are often associated with rapid population growth rates.

--Palestinian officials' efforto to deal with the 'youth bulge' and resultant educational, training, and employment challenges.

Strategies for gaining insight to the employment challenges of veterans with disabilities: Final report to the Bob Woodruff Foundation.

This pioneering policy initiative was designed and implemented in response to the major educational and employment challenges affecting young people.

We need to address the employment challenges faced by a new generation of job-seekers and those trapped in long-term welfare-dependency.

The employment challenges across most G20 countries are still very sizeable both in terms of a persistently large jobs gap and low quality of many available jobs.

It is not simply an employment challenge, or a low-pay challenge or a housing challenge.

Innovative partnerships between the private sector, non-profits and NGOs represent one of the most promising solutions to the youth employment challenge in Africa.

In countries and regions with high poverty levels and high shares of vulnerable employment, the youth employment challenge is as much a problem of poor employment quality as one of unemployment.

Among the recent studies: In "The Evolving Structure of the American Economy and the Employment Challenge," the Nobel-winning economist Michael Spence looked at job growth from 1990 to 2008 in sectors of the United States economy.

Well, Paxo is doing just fine actually, untouched by the University... no, sorry, make that Full-Time Employment Challenge debacle, and now into the final week of his highly entertaining The Victorians (BBC1).