Sentence examples for Open employment from inspiring English sources

These changes, which became effective on 1 December 2004, included the transfer of responsibility for open employment services to the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations DEWRR).

Yet the open employment of judicially sanctioned execution as a matter of public policy is different from the use of military terror and death squads, practices which even the harshest regimes usually feel ashamed enough about to deny.

This line of thinking is echoed by many disability organisations, long concerned that Remploy factories were a block in their attempts to shift policy towards "supporting disabled people to get in, stay in and get on in competitive open employment".

The war did open employment opportunities for women from working in factories ("Rosie the Riveter" became an American icon) to playing professional baseball but these doors of opportunity were largely closed after the war, when women routinely lost their jobs to men discharged from military service.

That Investor can then work in his firm, obtain an open Employment Authorization Document for the spouse to work anywhere, send his children to U.S. schools at the in-state tuition rates and travel back and forth to his homeland to look after business back home.

Gina's Team strives to open employment opportunities so that when these women walk out of prison, they have a job secured.

I'll continue my search through our village to find more business leaders who will join this effort of opening employment opportunities for the formerly incarcerated.

Our opening employment goal is one full-time and one part-time employee with an additional two full-time and three part-time employees by the end of the second year.

Plans are afoot to open up employment centres across the country.

Barclays is partnering with Junior Achievement to open up employment opportunities for young people.

On Monday, city officials plan to open an employment center dedicated to training workers for and placing them in health-related jobs, from home care aides to registered nurses.