Sentence examples for employment clusters from inspiring English sources
This paper measures a metropolitan spatial structure as a system of employment clusters for 361 metro areas in the United States.
For example, the representative of Démarche-Action-RUI highlighted the lack of connectivity to employment clusters within the borough as one of the main issues in low-income areas.
Although the study found little evidence of spatial mismatch with employment clusters by race tending to occur close to their own concentration of labor, another finding indicates that a significant part of Black employees might have employment outside the identified employment areas.
A comprehensive summary of these early studies found elasticities for teen employment clustered between −0.1 and −0.3 (Brown et al., 1982).
While the current security environment in Afghanistan may not necessarily lend itself to employment of cluster munitions, the situation remains dynamic so that the United States cannot permanently preclude its use in the country.
Such temporary employment agencies cluster different services into one comprehensive labour contract as a corporate strategy of cost minimisation.
The study results also suggest that households tend to drive significantly more as they live further from the center city, where more than half of the city's employment is clustered.
Maps showing SERs and patterns of employment using clustering analysis often reflect the boundaries of functional regions, the degree of economic specialisation, and the dynamism of a region in a national context, all of which suggests that such a methodology can be utilised in the new toolbox designed to help aid the process of regional policy programme evaluations.
All analyses were adjusted for age, instrument group, number of playing years on main instrument, and had orchestra of employment as cluster variable.
All analyses were adjusted for age, gender, number of playing years on main instrument, and had orchestra of employment as cluster variable.
All analyses were adjusted for gender, age, number of playing years on main instrument, and had orchestra of employment as cluster variable.
