Sentence examples for newly employed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, prospective hires do not directly translate to newly employed individuals, he said.

"Hostels like these are popular with college students and the newly employed.

My newly employed self -- this is camp counselor Danny writing -- has a longing to long for employment.

Their father is working again, and their mother is newly employed, part time, as a consequence of welfare reform.

What's more, all of these newly employed workers would be paying taxes, which would bring down the budget deficit.

An economic slump at the start of the 21st century cost many of those newly employed mothers their jobs.

Both retirees and the newly employed would have money to spend, creating new demand to stimulate our ravaged economy.

But in October 1981, newly employed, I drove to the Computerland store in Los Altos, Calif., and paid about $3,000 for an I.B.M. Personal Computer.

Along with the other newly employed workers, he collected his belongings and walked to one of the Chinatown bus agencies, a few blocks away.

There are lovely lines ("'Course it's boring! All honest jobs are boring!" explains the patriarch to his newly employed offspring) and exchanges that far outnumber any clunkers.

The figures for country of birth do indeed seem to show a surge in foreign-born workers newly employed in Britain.