The phrase "auto employment" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing self-employment or automated work, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "With the rise of technology, many individuals are exploring auto employment as a viable career option."
Alternatives: "self-employment" or "automated work".
The struggles of Chrysler, Ford Motor and General Motors have caused thousands of jobs to flee locales with heavy auto employment, like Detroit and Flint.
Auto employment dropped by another 100,000 during the strike, which ended on June 2 , 1952
Since 2000, when domestic auto employment peaked, the number of workers required to produce a given number of vehicles has fallen by more than one-third.
During the run up to the strike, unemployment in Detroit jumped to 8.3 percent in December 1951, auto employment dropped to 600,000 a month later and soup kitchens were set up in Detroit.
One year in plastics (auto) employment was estimated to increase the odds of breast cancer by 9percentt.
It even has all the elements of a regular campus newspaper--a Classifieds section which looks pretty much like any other, with housing, autos, employment, household goods, computers, new and used books, household electronics, and general merchandise categories; and a Personals section, where lonely hearts can meet in chat rooms.
A coalition of automakers is planning a series of radio advertisements in states with significant auto industry employment criticizing the administration's proposed mileage target.
Parts workers make about one-third less than assembly-line workers who put together cars and trucks, but parts jobs account for 72percentt of all auto sector employment.
The BLS data show that much of the decline in auto industry employment took place in 2008, before Obama became president.
Auto parts employment in the United States has dropped by about one-half from 2001 to 2010, as imports from China grew nearly sevenfold over the same period, according to data provided by the senior official, who insisted on anonymity citing an administration policy banning on-the-record comments on a new policy before an official announcement is made.
But in the 13 months since GM and Chrysler emerged from bankruptcy, auto industry employment has increased by 76,300, a huge reversal -- one we'd never have seen had we listened to those urging us to walk away.
