Sentence examples for employment study from inspiring English sources

Workers in the north-west have been the hardest hit according to the TUC's latest employment study.

This fall eight cities in the American South have top-notch employment prospects, according to a new employment study.

"This project isn't just about building a railway - it's about restoring links for communities that will result in employment, study and social opportunities," said Mr Brown.

Table 2 Macro-econometric evidence of the impact of ALMPs on unemployment and employment Study Outcome Comments Murtin and Robin (2013) ** Same result obtained with a structural model.

At the same time, the port would likely result in some job and property value losses, notes Hart Hodges, director of the Center for Economics and Business Research at Western Washington University in Bellingham and co-author of the Cherry Point employment study.

There was little difference with distance for near-highway population subgroups 0-50 m, 150-250 m and 250-450 m for age, BMI, household income, education, employment, study area, or traveling on highways (Table  1).

A study by the institute for employment studies (IES), for example, looked into the effects of internal job advertising: in theory, it's fair, makes good use of available talent and shares opportunities around.

So they were the easiest to lay off when the economy sank, said Alfonso Prieto, deputy director general of employment studies at the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.

At least half the group's 15,000 members, she said, are living abroad not "because we wanted to, but because of marriage, employment, studies, N.G.O. or church work, etc".

Kate Purcell, professor of employment studies at Warwick University, says: "We found there were wide variations in both students' experience of higher education and the resources available to them, and the access they had to extra-curricular opportunities that being a full-time student provides.

At this point, we cannot distinguish between general employment studies (i.e. from the labour economics) and self-employment which is an implicit form of entrepreneurship.