The phrase "employment proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal suggestion or offer related to a job or position.
Example: "After reviewing your qualifications, we would like to present you with an employment proposal for the position of Marketing Manager."
Alternatives: "job offer" or "work proposal."
We can hope that Washington learns one valuable lesson from this report — there is no single silver bullet metric for measuring the value of education, as has been suggested by the Department of Education in its wrongheaded "gainful employment" proposal, which by imposing new rules for federal aid would limit higher education access for millions of students over the remainder of this decade.
On an institutional basis, all UTI campuses are above the 45% threshold to remain Title IV eligible without restrictions as defined in ED's Gainful Employment proposal.
Thank you for considering my employment proposal.
The candidate, who is 57, comforted her, talking all the while about his equal employment proposals.
Kelly is now an agent for this scientist, soliciting employment proposals that the worker might not have time to seek out himself.
Mr. Gingrich offered an education-and-employment proposal: "Attach a mandatory training requirement to all unemployment compensation," he told the forum.
In Congress she quickly became known as a strong liberal who opposed weapons development and the war in Vietnam and favoured full-employment proposals.
The council also wrangled over whether to forbid outside employment, a proposal that was roundly rejected.
Under its original buyout plan, Radio City had offered each dancer $3,000 for each year of employment, a proposal the dancers unanimously rejected.
The first instalment is to be a $15 billion package mostly comprising an employment-tax proposal considerably weaker than the one touted by the president.
The first instalment is to be a $15 billion package mostly comprising an employment-tax proposal considerably weaker than the one touted by the president... Other instalments should follow.
