Sentence examples for employment performance of from inspiring English sources

First of all, we have the employment performance of relatively unionised northern European economies in the Great Recession.

To match the employment performance of the first year of the 1982-3 recovery, the American economy would need to add nearly 1,800 jobs in May and June.

Various factors could play a role in explaining the relatively poor employment performance of the Turkish labor market.

Behind this poor employment performance lies the phenomenon of "eurosclerosis": a labor market so clogged with government rules and regulations that European companies have had little incentive to create new jobs -- especially the low-wage jobs that in the United States provide the young and minority groups with a first step into the world of work.

"He's really taking on the whole industry of employment performance reviews and how people do them," Devitt said.

The location decisions of businesses in the two cities reflected employment performance.

First, about Japanese employment performance.

Alongside a return of merger activity in the City, a booming housing market and rising employment levels, the performance of the manufacturing sector suggested the pace of economic recovery could accelerate in the first quarter from the 0.7% achieved in the fourth quarter of 2013, said economists.

The black line in the chart above (inspired by a joint report from the Economic Policy Institute and the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities) shows the actual performance of employment, both before and after its peak in March 2001.

No law imposing restrictions, requirements, or penalties in relation to the employment of persons, the performance of services, the payment or receipt of compensation in connection with any claim, proceeding, or matter involving the United States applies to members of the Committee solely by reason of their membership on the Committee.

The answer has bearing on the design of unemployment insurance should early exit be encouraged at the cost of more mismatch?—and the appropriate evaluation of the performance of employment agencies.