"offering employment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it typically refers to the action of offering someone a job or a position of employment. Example: The company is currently offering employment to qualified candidates for the position of marketing manager.
"Just because we ought to be offering employment -- if we're going to offer employment -- to folks that are in New Jersey, other things being equal".
This will enable academies to improve their exam results, while offering employment opportunities to retired army personnel.
However, he added that promoting trade with the outside world would benefit the lives of Zimbabwe's citizens by offering employment and business taxes.
Mr. Park said this migration was spurred by the efforts of some overseas governments to attract more foreign talent by offering employment, investment, tax and visa incentives.
What is needed is a way to restore lost purchasing power by, for example, offering employment, at a suitable wage, on public works.
Essentially, they involve companies or agencies offering employment contracts but only paying for the hours people actually work, which may be zero.
Though its full impact is difficult to trace, tourism has clearly overtaken manufacturing as a source of employment for Londoners, offering direct employment for more than 200,000 workers and perhaps as many more again through economic multiplier effects, some of them in the black market.
They had left their home countries for an oil-wealthy nation offering abundant employment and higher wages.
There he encouraged education by offering government employment to college-educated locals and sought to suppress human sacrifice.
The second change came later, after a string of background checks showed red flags, forcing Mr. Thammineni to revise his policy of offering conditional employment pending the results.
Since World War II large numbers of the state's population have left West Virginia for places offering greater employment opportunities.
