Sentence examples for employment found from inspiring English sources

Only one in 10 of those out of a job for longer than six months found full-time employment, found Brookings.

The implication is that by restricting the intake a series of social ills may be addressed, communities restored, employment found, incomes returned to health.

This disequilibrium helps explain an unsettling finding by Texas state evaluators: The most common employment found by those who receive intensive federal training is temporary work — which also happens to be the most common employment found by displaced workers who receive no training at all.

In one of the most damaging disclosures, an F.B.I. agent conceded that the government had no evidence that the letters Dr. Lee wrote to the foreign institutes seeking employment, found in a search of his home, were ever mailed.

A colleague who surveyed the most recent evidence on employment found that some formerly implacable academic opponents of the minimum wage have softened their stance towards it, and that the IMF and the OECD both now reckon that minimum wages do little harm and may do some good.

But that discourse needs to work alongside the principles of equal employment found in our Code of Conduct, policies, and anti-discrimination laws".

It replaced a day service and caters for adolescents onwards, helping people to get paid employment, find housing or join in an activity.

Atos, tasked with the judgment of whether individuals are fit for employment, finds itself the inheritor of an ancient debate about the "deserving" and "undeserving".

In the private sector, where most employment is found, trade union membership is just 14%.

How can new routes to employment be found for those unsuited to a paper-based degree?

A recent survey by Allied Physicians, an industry employment service, found that the national average nursing salary was $45,500.