Sentence examples for evaluate employment from inspiring English sources
There is an urgent need to examine equal opportunity policies in both academia and industry and to evaluate employment practices and promotion processes.
In Tunisia, there have been some attempts to evaluate employment programs delivered by the public employment agency, ANETI, but results are outdated, sporadic, donor-driven, and lacking in scientific credibility (Belghazi 2012).
The second category concerns the definition of economic security and job stability as the main criterion to evaluate employment situations or career perspectives by western Germans.
We also describe the social aspects of the fish production and trade, by evaluating employment and income diagnostics.
We bring new evidence to the literature, which has up to now mainly evaluated employment quota schemes for the disabled.
This study examined changes in fitness (ie, ability) to work of dysphonic teachers referred to an occupational clinic and evaluated employment outcomes following voice therapy, voice rest, and microphone use.
In this exercise we reduce these differences by 20%% in order to evaluate whether employment stability could change for reasons other than variations in the UIS and whether the gains in employment stability could be larger or smaller than the gains achieved with the previous change in the UI entitlement.
Therefore, we designed this descriptive study to evaluate parental employment and financial burdens of the family and to examine related factors that may be linked to these employment and financial burdens.
Ms. Williams, the Wal-Mart spokeswoman, said yesterday, "While we cannot comment on the specifics of the litigation, we can say we continue to evaluate our employment practices".
One set of barriers arises from the way in which individuals form expectations about wages and evaluate their employment prospects.
Similarly, to evaluate the employment effect of the policy on women, the relative outcomes of women aged 30 to 34 are compared with those of men of the same age group between before and after the policy introduction11.
