The phrase "affecting employment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how certain factors or actions influence job opportunities or workforce conditions.
Example: "The new policy changes are affecting employment rates across various sectors."
Alternatives: "impacting jobs" or "influencing employment".
Moreover, fears about the potential zoonotic risk have concurred to reduce market demand for poultry products, both in affected countries and in non-affected countries, increasing the crisis for the poultry industry and affecting employment rates in some countries (Doyle & Erickson, 2006).
On Monday, peers will debate amendments to the Equality Bill affecting employment by religious organisations.
On October 30th local-government bodies reminded the government that recent migration had badly stretched schools, hospitals and housing in some neighbourhoods.Still more vexed is the question of how immigration is affecting employment.
Benchmarks: Understands the conditions affecting employment and labor in the late 19th century; Understands reactions to developments in labor in late 19th century America United States History Standard 24- Understands how the New Deal addressed the Great Depression, transformed American federalism, and initiated the welfare state.
The decline in December holiday sales will pull down production, adversely affecting employment, which, in turn, will reduce incomes.
On the state level a July survey by the National Conference of State Legislatures found 20 had already passed laws this year affecting employment of illegals, up from 8 states in 2006.
While any biotech region can suffer short-term setbacks which might affect employment prospects (one major biotech employer's stock recently dropped to $2 from a former high of $40), Seattle is an entrepreneur's town.
They say inflation might affect employment in two contrary ways.
The biggest controversy has focused on how automation affects employment.
For whatever reason, minimum-wage laws just don't seem to affect employment very much.
A. It's not yet clear how much more the crisis will affect employment levels.
