Sentence examples for employment attributes from inspiring English sources

The survey helped to identify people who prioritize purpose above all other employment attributes.

The survey asks LinkedIn users to grade the personal importance of different employment attributes: money, purpose and status.

In principle, such a study design might have helped us distinguish more precisely between total remuneration (attribute 6) and opportunities for private sector employment (attribute 7).

Early during the pilot some respondents expressed disquiet about the employment attribute, arguing it represented unwarranted discrimination against the retired or those unemployed because of illness.

The percentage increase in the proportion of the physician's compensation from private practice (attribute 7) that would yield the same utility as a 1% increase in the probability of obtaining employment (attribute 1) was therefore 0.290/0.069=4.2.

Final pilot findings from attribute rankings indicated that the employment status attribute was far from highly ranked and it was therefore removed.

Part of the rise in employment was attributed to non-UK EU nationals, and especially those from eastern Europe.

Willy's diminishing life and disappearing employment are attributed not to macroeconomic forces, but to his personal failure, age and declining energy, which anticipates the current neoliberal attitude – it's all, always, your own fault.

Besides high direct treatment-related costs, absence from work-related indirect cost is enormous [5] and lack of employment is attributed to the disease in one-third of psoriasis patients [6].

English language skills are often listed by employers among key attributes needed for employment and there is a general dissatisfaction with English standards, especially writing skills, following graduation (e.g., Healy & Trounson, 2010; Rowbotham, 2011 in the Australian context).

The ONS said much of the rise in employment could be attributed to rules forcing women to retire later.