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The phrase "employment at" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to describe someone's job or where they work. Example: John was excited to start his new employment at the company's headquarters in New York City.
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So does employment at golf courses and country clubs.
Wess, 37, had unsteady employment at a sawmill.
Adrian Hoggarth is head of employment at law firm Prolegal.
The only requirement is one year's employment at the hospital.
Employment at Chicago-area businesses also fell this month.
McMorris-Rodgers mentions her former employment at McDonalds.
Employment at the factory fell to 50 early this year.
The restocking of warehouses has helped to lift production and employment at American factories.
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It is employment-at-will contracts that will improve teaching.
Employment-at-will is an established part of U.S. law.
The majority opinion strictly applied the employment-at-will doctrine.
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