So employed mothers can transfer their leave, if they wish, to the father from soon after the birth.
It would, surely, be a source of great pride to those so employed and would transform their job prospects.
In 1988, in South Australia, about 265,000 people were employed in those six male-dominated industries; now there are just 245,000 people so employed.
It was illegal for women to model for painters in Rome at the time, so employing a prostitute was a convenient way of getting around the legislation.
Melissa Mohr, the author of "Holy Sh*t: A Brief History of Swearing," has noted that cursing can be a handy rhetorical strategy: it's common parlance, so employing it makes Trump seem more like a man of the people.
Perhaps (as the scholar Heinrich von Staden suggests) they thought that the womb was polluted, and so employed the ritual technique of fighting pollution with pollution, in an early version of homeopathy.
Pujol's peculiar talent was the ability, as Sokolov put it, to "blow out a candle from a foot away and produce music from an aperture never so employed before or since".
"To exempt free schools from inspection would be wrong, particularly as many are being run by people with no previous experience of schools and can, should they choose to do so, employ unqualified teachers," Blower said.
Records are incomplete but indicate that well over 2,000 private armed vessels were so employed during the course of the war, carrying more than 18,000 guns and some 70,000 men.
Ms. Seyfried said she officially quit singing when she was 17 — she's now 27 — and so employed the daily help of a vocal coach for her audition for "Les Miz".
