"employment level" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use "employment level" to refer to the number of people currently employed in a certain job or industry. Example: "The employment level in the technology sector has been steadily increasing over the past decade."
So is it a bonehead statement, or is Australia's employment level mediocre?
In a given quarter, about one million of the seven million work sites do not change their employment level.
Definitely back in November-December, we had to make adjustments in our employment level and the hours that we work.
There are examples of people who have been able to raise their employment level from one point to another because they were able to take some courses.
Temporary-help agencies, whose employment level is considered a signal of the economy's short-term direction, cut 48,000 jobs, or almost 1.7percentt of their work force.
The subhead on this article was amended on Thursday 17 October to make clear that the employment level, rather than the employment rate, is at a record high.
This survey reported an employment level of 138.3 million as of March -- 600,000 more working Americans since President Bush took office in 2001.
It can't be expected to increase the employment level in the community, and it can't be expected to raise per capita income.
Although company sales grew quickly, its employment level remained relatively low because most of the actual production was subcontracted to the state-owned company Sud Aviation.
Trying to avoid rigid labor rules, employers have shifted a quarter of the country's work force to temporary contracts, helping explain the sharp swing in Spain's employment level.
"Were jobs to continue to grow at the 2011 monthly average, it would take more than four years to return to the prerecession employment level".
