Sentence examples for changing employment from inspiring English sources

But at the same time it was telling workers it was removing benefits and changing employment arrangements.

Mr. Rother said changing employment practices toward more flexible work arrangements and an increasingly geographically diverse work force could also diminish the clubs' appeal.

It might also be linked with changing employment patterns, which mean that more people work further away from where they live, and move more frequently.

The accompanying charts show the changing employment patterns since the end of 2009 for men and women in various age groups, from 20 to 24 years to over 55.

"We have already supported over 250 staff from one large employer whose distribution staff were made redundant," says Esan. "We have retrained them with new skills to prepare them for the changing employment market.

The appointment of Matthew Taylor (my fellow panellist on the BBC's Moral Maze and ex-Blair adviser) to an inquiry on how to improve workers' experience of today's changing employment patterns, is symbolic.

The benefit, which is for people who cannot work through illness or disability, is changing to employment and support allowance.

Wage changes for a group can then be decomposed into supply shifts (changing group employment shares), demand shifts (changing industrial composition biased for or against a group), and wage-premia shifts (essentially, movements into or out of structurally low-paying jobs).

One of the groups behind the declaration, Germany's Max Planck Society, is now changing its employment contracts to require staff to return the copyright of their work to the society.

Since its inception it has been responsible for raising the numbers of BME head coaches and, its supporters argue, changing the employment culture within the NFL.

The UK system has taken the most steps towards changing the employment of dental therapists, followed by the New Zealand system.