Sentence examples for employment start from inspiring English sources
Those that do secure employment start on an average graduate salary of just over £17,500.
Only in 2003, after thorough reform of the banking system, did growth and employment start to recover.
But her passionate attack on the damage caused by the absence of parents suggests that we may be approaching some sort of turning point in social attitudes, where assumptions about family life and maternal employment start to change.
And during an economic recovery, such as the current one, the rate of expansion usually increases as elderly people and other discouraged workers who have given up looking for employment start filling out job applications.
Even if employment start growing, it will take months to replace the 824,000 jobs that were miscounted.
Ex-postdocs who take nonacademic employment start out earning less than contemporaries who took jobs right after their Ph.D.s, and their incomes never catch up.
His campaign is another matter, and it is there that friends and family have been finding ample employment, starting with his daughter Emma.
What we need is a jobs' plan for people with disability, to get people into sustainable employment, starting off with the public sector.
But the current job growth is particularly significant because it shows employment starting to mesh well with an improving macroeconomic situation, after three years in which it set a somewhat discordant note.
The boys in the program, which is voluntary, slowly climb a ladder of employment, starting with unpaid chores in their cottages and progressing to low-paid jobs at one of several campus employment sites, including a convenience store, barber shop, mobile computer lab, greenhouse and wood shop.
"I have a two-word description," said Mr. Sinai, who pointed out that since employment started increasing again in March 2010 (lagging behind the official end of the recession), the average gain has been about 110,000 jobs per month, not even enough to keep up with population growth.
