Sentence examples for Get employed from inspiring English sources

It is also easy to get employed as a nurse.

There is a naive view that giving more education to young people will help them get employed.

He's trying his best to see that youth get employed, and he has created a number of possibilities for youth to start working.

Israel, the Nigerian refugee, still struggled to get a decent job in America; Naima, the Palestinian, still struggled to get employed when she first got here.

It particularly protects young girls, allowing them to pursue education, get employed and raise healthy children when they are ready, ending the cycle of poverty.

A few privileged young people get employed, sometimes not because they are the most brilliant but maybe their father or relative works in a particular government department.

Critics of the traffic enforcement camera technology say municipalities that use it can get a lot more money, with a lot less trouble, than they used to get employing live police officers to nab traffic offenders face to face.

And Instagram was as "indie" a startup as you can get, employing 13 people and working out of a small office in SOMA.

Not all interior designers are lucky enough to be getting employed abroad though.

The truth is that getting employed as a student is a disheartening, nigh on impossible task made worse by the "on yer bike" attitude of the older generation.

"As more capital gets employed" in the markets he follows, "you're going to see returns catch up with the rest of the world," Mr. Seruma predicted.