The phrase "all employed on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who are working on a specific project or task.
Example: "All employed on the project are required to attend the meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "all working on" or "all engaged in".
This stock is perpetually added to by the efforts of a national network of some five thousand high-school and college students and five hundred high-school and college teachers, all employed on an hourly basis to ask teenagers the questions that Gilbert's clients want to have asked — or, more precisely, the questions that Gilbert persuades his clients they want to have asked.
Except in the three tertiary hospitals, midwives were almost all employed on a part-time basis, and rotated through postnatal and other maternity areas, as well as providing non-maternity care in many of the smaller hospitals.
It was a tactic he would employ on numerous occasions.
If you count all those employed on supporting the programme and the four submarines which provide the platform, the number goes above 6,500 jobs.
That year the Fixed-Term Work Regulations were also introduced in an effort to improve the situation of all staff employed on fixed-term contracts.
Current arrangements only allow half of all graduates to be employed on a one year contract.
The reason is, that the precoder changes from one subcarrier to the next, while in the CLSM scenario, we assumed wideband feedback meaning that the same precoder is employed on all the subcarriers [13].
Teams employ on-ice bruisers, the equivalent of playground bodyguards.
In 2013, he joined a new, union-backed worker group called Good Jobs Nation, made up of D.C.-area fast food workers, janitors and cooks, all of them employed on federal properties.
All healthcare aides employed on the two units were invited to participate.
After the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Under Secretary of War, Robert P. Patterson, sent a telegram to "all the men and women employed on the Camel Project": Production at Site S ceased in late 1945 due to the cold weather.
