Sentence examples for gap in work from inspiring English sources

Next time, I need to either omit the JD from my resume (creating a gap in work history) or have an explanation that gets through.

Justine Greening, the minister for women and equalities, said bridging the UK gender gap in work could add £150bn to the UK's annual GDP in 2025.

The report, released ahead of International Women's Day on Sunday, also shows that the gender gap in work participation has barely shifted in two decades.

"Realising the economic prize of gender parity requires the world to address fundamental drivers of the gap in work equality, such as education, health, connectivity, security, and the role of women in unpaid work," the report says.

The show also pays homage to cult footnotes mostly forgotten by the general public, like the short-lived art school collective Art Club 2000 — seven Cooper Union students who emulated the brand strategy of The Gap in work like a series of photographs in which they all wear the same uniform.

At a national level, the U.S. could add $2.1 trillion in 2025 GDP by closing the gender gap in work.

I didn't like all those strict regulations, or the unfair gap in working conditions between American and Korean military.

The gap in working hours across categories of these characteristics was larger among women than men.

Tenuous explanations for wide gaps in work history.

It says the public, private, and social sectors need to act to close gender gaps in work and society, and acknowledges that it, along with other multilateral development bank, has a seminal role to play in making this happen.

While there are some differences, importantly, the gender gaps in work behavior and wages are very similar in the NIS compared to the Census and ACS.