"falling employment" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example Sentence: The economic recession has led to falling employment around the world.
In competitive labour markets workers should earn their marginal product, and a government intervention that forced employers to raise wages would lead immediately to falling employment.
With new business also falling, employment declined at a faster rate.
Unemployment is falling, employment is at a record high and we are reforming welfare to make sure work pays".
But the big lenders are more cautious, believing falling employment levels in the coming months could dent homebuyers' confidence.
Second, the accounts vary with the birth rate: a low rate will eventually feed through to the payroll-tax base through stagnant or falling employment.
Now, can we talk about why we have food riots in Haiti, falling employment and schools holding bake sales while the oil companies make record profits?
Almost no job creation, with slow private-sector growth offset by falling public-sector employment; a falling employment-population ratio; and (I don't know how many people have picked this up), an actual decline in wages, albeit a small one.
But, astonishingly, the damage is not as bad as it might have been.When output falls, employment follows.
Although the unemployment rate has recently fallen, employment – as measured by the percentage of the labor force that is employed, has barely moved from its low point since the recession.
The latest release of the labour force figures by the Australian Bureau of Statistics brings to the fore that while the unemployment rate is falling, the employment sector is fragile, with full-time employment falling and hours worked barely growing at all.
Unemployment has kept falling and employment rising.
