The word "employments" is correct and usable in written English.
It is the plural form of the noun "employment," which means a job or occupation. Example: There are various employments available in the tech industry, such as software engineering, data analysis, and web design.
Equally, if you have had more than one employer, add up the figures you've put on each employer's sheets and checking they come to the total from all employments on the tax return.
The land has given employment to no portion of the increase of the population: the whole additional six millions of our people, since 1821, have been thrown upon other employments.
It is, after all, a simple matter to find any number of ridiculous employments if one wishes to skew one's analysis of work in that direction.
One of the very first employments of self-modification was for computer language translation, "language" here referring to the instructions that make the machine work.
Fishing is one of the oldest employments of humankind.
Kant's aim was to examine reason not merely in one of its domains but in each of its employments according to the threefold structure of the human mind that he had inherited from Wolff.
Most employment discrimination statutes outlaw adverse employment actions – they bar employers from hiring, firing or otherwise disadvantaging workers on the basis of one's race, sex or religion.
But that's still a long way from turning these jobs into the kind of employment that can support a middle-class family.
Working people need employment that enables their families to afford to live in this country.
Remember that although self-employment and sleep deprivation are considered to go hand-in-hand, if that's how you roll you're doing yourself a disservice.
He said companies faced severe fines or closure if they failed to comply with new rules on payment of wages, standards of accommodation and other aspects of the employment of migrant workers in the hyper-wealthy Gulf emirate.
