Sentence examples similar to employment's effect from inspiring English sources

Treu's opinion unfortunately reflects a misunderstanding of education research and teacher employment law's effects.

Further analysis found that most of ERA's effect on employment among the ND25+ group was due to increases in movement into employment rather than increases in employment retention (Dorsett, 2014).

Calculating the stimulus's effect on employment relies on complex macroeconomic modeling and analysis of historical data.

The coal company Murray Energy Corporation and affiliated companies filed a petition for writ of certiorari asking the Supreme Court to overturn the Fourth Circuit's dismissal of their action that sought to compel EPA to conduct a study of the Clean Air Act's employment effects and particularly its effects on the coal industry.

Even those that lamented offshoring's effect on domestic employment couldn't deny its balance-sheet appeal.

I have to terminate Lolo's employment with immediate effect.

With regret, we felt it necessary to terminate Jill Finney's employment with immediate effect.

The Affordable Care Act offers subsidies for people without work or in part-time positions that far exceed $3,000 per employee per year, which makes the employer mandate only a small piece of the law's employment effects.

Given the great concern elected lawmakers have expressed about regulation's impacts on employment, regulatory analyses can better advance public deliberation and decision making if they are more attentive to both the impacts and value of regulation's effects on employment (Elliott this volume; Livermore and Schwartz this volume).

The "flight" of native workers from immigrant-impacted labour markets tends to diffuse migration's impacts across regions and make it difficult to identify immigration's effects on employment and earnings.

The first part offers the reader a careful presentation of empirical evidence about regulation's employment effects.