Sentence examples for comparable employment from inspiring English sources

After an assessment by an independent occupational health consultant, he was declared by Bexley council to be "permanently unfit for his own post or any comparable employment".

The jury award of $25 million was based on Mr. Mackenzie's argument that the company downgraded his position in 1987 without notifying him and that by the time he was fired in 1993 he was too old to find comparable employment elsewhere.

The 80s were terrible for both cities; we have comparable employment data (again, this is for the metropolitan areas, not the city proper) since 1990: As late as 2005 or 2006 — that is, until the eve of the Great Recession — you could argue that there wasn't a whole lot of difference in aggregate performance between greater Pittsburgh and greater Detroit.

"These regulations will give employees comparable employment protection and rights" to permanent staff, explained Johnson, "and prevent the potential abuse and uncertainty of continuous fixed-term contracts".

Higher levels of educational attainment, coupled with comparable employment and earnings levels, may lead Chinese women to maintain more egalitarian attitudes concerning gender and gender roles.

In the later studies focusing on the IPS model, Bond et al. (2008) found comparable employment rate effects of 61percentt for treatment participants and 23percentt for control participants.

Comparing employment in firms located in that region over time as well as in comparable firms outside of Southern California, they found no substantive or statistically significant effects of local air pollution regulations on employment.

But after years of lagging far behind, military pay is now more than $5,000 a year higher than comparable civilian employment, more than $10,000 a year higher when special allowances and benefits are counted.

Installing hydrogen and other storage technologies across the entire economic infrastructure to manage the flow of green electricity will generate comparable mass employment and new businesses as well.

Sixty-four percent of the respondents were working at the time of the study (comparable with the employment rate of the general Dutch population), 31% had work experience but were not presently working, and 5% had no work experience.

The comparable estimates predicting employment for females and males receiving UI benefits were broadly consistent with those reported for earnings.