The phrase "employment issues" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The government must develop policy solutions to address the employment issues facing new college graduates."
The convention is intended to bring unions, employers, the public sector and government together to discuss employment issues.
Law centres also give free advice on employment issues.
Dr. Wheeler attributes the protest to general discontent as much as specific employment issues.
He is experienced in dealing with a wide range of employment issues.
Officer Gandarilla has raised those employment issues in a separate civil suit.
Some of us would like to see instead an emphasis on employment issues.
State and local officials are keeping a distance from the employment issues.
She worked for a nonprofit that focussed on women's employment issues.
Khan worked on discrimination cases, often involving employment issues and police misconduct.
Judge Thompson noted that his decision was limited to employment issues and did not touch on Mr. Palmer's visa accusations.
He brought a disability discrimination complaint to the commission, the federal agency that acts as a gatekeeper on employment issues.
