"employment generators" is grammatically correct and can be used in formal and informal written English.
For example: "The government is introducing new employment generators to help reduce unemployment in the region."
The French accept that cinema is more than entertainment, a revenue earner and an employment generator: it is culture.
At the core of it is the idea that Obama, as a politician and former community organizer, doesn't know anything about enterprise and creating jobs, whereas Romney, a lion of the private sector, is an employment generator par excellence.
Although the single market is working, we can still do better and we must if we are to realise its full potential as an income and employment generator in the European Union.
The site is further complicated by the decision of Osborne's ex-cabinet colleague, the former communities secretary Eric Pickles, to assign part of it to a gigantic new London Paramount Entertainment Resort, an employment generator at such time as it opens, but before that a monster whose demands for road access make a cohesive town centre hard to realise.
SME sector being the second largest employment generator, it is highly desirable that organizations in this sector are successful.
This sector employs 60 million people, becoming the second largest employment generator in India after agriculture sector.
Within this sector and events, the ITES-BPO sector has become a big employment generator especially amongst young college graduates.
The pace of hiring fell off in the service sector, the biggest employment generator, with businesses adding 184,000 net new jobs in March, according to ADP.
The fisheries sector makes an important contribution to the economies of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries, mainly through the supply of fish as a part of food supply, an employment source, an income generator and a foreign currency earner.
