The phrase "a range of employment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various job opportunities or types of work available in a particular field or industry.
Example: "The company offers a range of employment options, from internships to full-time positions."
Alternatives: "a variety of job opportunities" or "a spectrum of employment options".
"Fire escapes, once they became mandatory and then common, were given such a range of employment that they effectively became extra rooms," wrote Luc Sante in "Low Life: Lures and Snares of Old New York".
Every year group from ages 11 to 18 has assemblies at which alumni, from a range of employment backgrounds, return to the school to do a question-and-answer session with the pupils.
Critics of the bank's track record on ethics have described the move, for workers on more than £275 a day who joined this month, as a cynical ploy to enable Barclays to avoid a range of employment obligations and the need to pay NICs.
There is a range of employment services that are available to young scientists.
The Employment Forum, which is made up of nine non-political members, offers recommendations on a range of employment related issues.
Changing the typical commission-based system where beauticians work on standby, MiniLuxe offers a range of employment options where employees can move up to become different levels of "brand ambassadors" within the company's stores.
Ms. Bhargava-Sears was attracted to the Helen Keller Services — which offers a range of rehabilitation, employment and educational services for all ages — because it reminded her of the volunteer work she did as a teenager in orphanages in Calcutta.
The obvious conclusion of the study is that most graduate students are open to a range of possible employment outcomes, whether they're just beginning or further along in their training.
Mrs Hart said: "There are a number of substantial renewable energy investments under way in north Wales as well as many potential projects in the pipeline, including a possible new nuclear station at Wylfa (Anglesey) that offer a range of new employment opportunities.
Economy Minister Edwina Hart said the centre would "not only provide a highly specialised and valuable resource to help and support people with brain injuries but will also create a significant number of jobs that will provide a range of new employment opportunities".
At least 3% of children spend some of their childhood in public care and, as a group, have poor outcomes across a range of education, employment, health and social care outcomes.
