Sentence examples for considered employed on from inspiring English sources

"You are considered employed on any day when you perform any services -- even an hour or less in self-employment, on a freelance basis or for someone else," the handbook says.

The view of some mortgage brokers that expectant mothers should not be considered "employed" while on leave is simply alarming.

The rate is based on a monthly survey of households, and everyone who worked at all that week is considered employed -- even if those jobs disappeared with the twin towers.

The new method counts as unemployed some who were considered employed in the old formula.

Employment income: Data on personal income for the year of the SSCL interview were used to determine whether a person was to be considered employed or not.

The curvature dependence of the surface tension is considered, employing an approach based directly on the average radial density profiles.

Its people are not prejudiced in practice: the polls that show huge opposition to your arrival also suggest that most Britons would consider employing you to work on their houses.

And among those who were willing to consider employing from within this group, there was uncertainty about employing people on medications prescribed as part of drug treatment.

Many employers expect applicants to have had at least a year's relevant work experience or a year of study on a Rics-accredited postgraduate course before they will consider employing them.

Motorola Corporation also is considering employing the computing center for software projects, officials said.

I ask if he would consider employing an ex-offender.