"employment time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the period of time someone is employed in a job or employed by a particular company. For example: "I've been employed by the same company for 10 years, so I have a lot of employment time under my belt."
If a career employee accepts a student academic appointment or fellowship, he or she becomes subject to UCB's restrictions governing appointments and fellowships, including limits on employment time.
The processes currently covered include position management, employment processing, changes to employment, time entry and approval, benefits administration, payroll processing, payroll posting, and HR/Payroll reporting.
The Federal Social Court, which is responsible for insurance claims, ruled in 1997 that work carried out in the ghettos could be recognized as employment time under German pension laws.
Not only that, says Coote, but it "has benefits for society, the environment and the economy... freeing up employment time for people who haven't got jobs, redistributing paid work more equally".
A vesting period for the match shorter than your planned employment time.
In addition, the students recorded their employment time outside of school.
From 2007 to 2012, during very tough employment times, people with baccalaureate degrees as a group experienced no net loss of jobs.
Adjusting cumulative exposure by duration of employment time-dependently reduces cumulative exposure to an estimate of long-term average concentration.
An adjustment factor of 0.5 was applied to the employment times of part-time workers.
Existing studies of labor market transitions near the point of unemployment benefit exhaustion have used three alternative measures of duration: the length of benefit receipt, the duration of the registered unemployment, and the duration of non-employment (time to next job).
However, outcomes are not censored at termination of employment; the survival times in the structural accelerated failure time model include post-employment time (22).
