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The phrase "a committed employer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an employer who is dedicated to their employees, values their contributions, and invests in their development.
Example: "Our company prides itself on being a committed employer, offering various training programs and benefits to support our staff."
Alternatives: "a dedicated employer" or "an engaged employer".
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This long history comes with longstanding principles - that training is based with a committed employer and leads to valuable practical skills and a well paid job.
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According to Deena Fidas, who advises companies on benefits policies for the Human Rights Campaign HRCC), employers are recognizing changes in cultural perceptions of what constitutes a committed relationship.
Until then, if you are in a committed same-sex relationship, make sure to designate your partner as the beneficiary of your employer-sponsored benefits plan.
A committed churchgoer.
Harvey was a committed royalist.
He is a committed atheist.
Bailey is a committed anti-élitist.
A committed performance goes a long way.
"Mama is a committed Jew," she says.
My partner is a committed atheist.
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