Sentence examples for employment worker from inspiring English sources

Lots of specialist ancillary services are going: a hostel may stay open, but it'll lose its employment worker, or its mental- health consultant".

Social services representatives visit the Family Success office regularly: a state employment worker comes every Wednesday from 1 to 3; Fridays, from 12 to 2, there's a food pantry; a food stamp van visits monthly.

This was based on annual costs per employment worker of £40 000, a working week of 35 h and 42 weeks per year, and a ratio of direct to indirect client time of 0.67 (this ratio was not directly available from the employment services and therefore was based on the ratio of occupational therapist direct to indirect client time 19 and used to calculate the cost of the IPS intervention).

Two studies, one by Jonathan Kolstad and Amanda Kowalski and a second by Lisa Dubay, Sharon Long and Emily Lawton, found very little adverse effect from the employer and individual mandates on employment; workers valued the insurance greatly, so the mandate was actually a benefit for them.

There also may be an effect on employment: Workers may become less employable the longer they remain outside the work force, creating a long-term reduction in the supply of available labor.

"Even with full employment, workers may be more timid than in earlier periods of full employment, when unions were also stronger," said Jared Bernstein, a labor economist at the Economic Policy Institute.

If the Fed printed more money to boost output and employment, workers and firms would revise wages upward in the expectation that inflation would rise; real (inflation-adjusted) wages would remain unchanged, and so would output and employment.

In some instances, as with all forms of employment, workers may be poorly managed.

Also, a measure of the qualification structure (1 = employment workers without formal vocational qualification, 0 = no employment of workers without formal qualification) is included in the estimates.

Since it can take weeks or even months to find new employment, workers desire to stay in their current jobs as long as possible.

If, for example, subsidies enable these long-term unemployed workers to transition back into employment, workers gather work habits and routines, and their human capital appreciates37.