Sentence examples for employment column from inspiring English sources

"What other industry has its own employment column in national newspapers?" he asks.

Fixed-effect estimates suggest a small but positive effect of purchase of goods and services and incentives on employment (Column 1).

The same result is obtained for the probability of remaining employed, independent of the type of employment (column 3), and for employed persons with nonstandard and standard schedules (columns 4 and 5).

For ease of interpretation, the effect of occupation-specific job opportunities and of overall demand on the transition to the labour market is highlighted in Figs. 1 and 2. The following discussion focuses mainly on the joint probability of an occupational change and engaging in unskilled entry employment (column 1), as this is the mismatch outcome of most interest to this study.

Focusing on further structural determinants of entering the labour market via occupationally and educationally mismatched employment (column 1, Table 2), we find the experiences of occupational, as well as educational mismatch after graduation, are related to the characteristics of the occupational field of training.

We fail to find any evidence of a differential effect on employment (Columns 1 3).

There seems to be no evidence of an effect of the EU funding on employment (Columns 1, 2, and 3).

As for employment (Columns 1 and 2), we find a coefficient on (log) cumulative per-capita payments that is very small and not statistically significant.

The employment columns in Table 3 shows clear cut evidence of a long-run change in the probability of employment for both the full sample and the immigrant subset.

Results also show an increase in the probability of informal wage employment with respect to self-employment (column 3 of Table 7).

A single transition to work (from unemployment to employment, sixth column) implies a sequence of (0,…,0,1,1,…,1).