The phrase "article employment" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to employment related to articles, such as journalistic work or academic papers, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The article employment opportunities in the field of journalism are vast and varied."
Alternatives: "journalistic employment" or "editorial positions".
Amongst these situations in the Commission's version, for example, are health (Article 81), employment (Article 82) and research (Article 83) (European Commission 2012a, Articles 81, 82, 83).
Last week, Science Careers published a short article on employment projections in computer science and related fields.
Ms. Ballman has published articles on employment law topics such as severance, non-compete agreements, discrimination, sexual harassment, and avoiding litigation.
In addition, as the search terms used for the whole time period were "maternity leave" and "maternity benefit" the search strategy did not take into account articles about employment insurance generally that may have affected the evolution of maternity leave.
Check to see if the attorney has written articles about employment issues.
The US, in contrast, has very few parental benefits and yet has the developed world's highest fertility rate.Most women want to spend time with their infants, and GDP is perhaps not the most meaningful statistic when looking at the value of this.Catherine SzaboToronto, OntarioYour article on female employment contributing to GDP is encouraging.
Earlier this week, I read an article by Associated Press employment and economy reporter, Chris Rugaber, reporting on the "Temporary jobs rise amid economic uncertainty".
Those remarks triggered a flurry of articles detailing the employment of Hunter's children.
Your articles on insecure employment at UK universities (University staff contracts 'like Sports Direct', 17 November) rightly draw attention to the appalling position of those on casual contracts (Dawn cleaning shift, shower, then teach: survival as a lecturer, 17 November; Universities are using casual contracts to put profit before people, theguardian.com, 17 November).
Despite a significant trend in increasing numbers of articles reporting on employment issues related to the Games, and a strong and consistent legacy theme of new employment opportunities for the local population, there is much less attention given to concerns over the number of new jobs generated for people in Newham.
