Sentence examples for published employment from inspiring English sources

To put this figure in context, recently published employment figures in Ireland show a net gain of 10,000 jobs during the last six months of 2012, the first such rise in half a decade.

This July, Hesa published employment data for 2012 graduates that placed Derby in the upper echelon of universities with 96.1% in employment or further study – above Cambridge with 94.9% and Oxford with 92%.

The College of Engineering publishes employment statistics annually.

There is no legal obligation or duty placed on national newspapers to publish employment data.

Media organisations should be compelled to collect and publish employment data that includes gender, age, ethnicity, socio-economic status, sexuality and disability in terms of access to jobs, pay rates and employment status.

"It makes a world of difference" whether you are on the carrier's menu or not, said Osamu Matsueda, who edits the wireless version of Web pages for the Recruit Company, which publishes employment ads and provides a service notifying individual job seekers of openings in their fields.

It's also worth noting that the information commissioner has published an Employment Practices Code relating to the use of employees' personal data.

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He asked me "How many articles have you had published on employment topics?" "I can't say for sure," I said.

And, on Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics will publish the employment situation report for December.

Their hundred-and-thirty-eight-page report, "Temps de Travail, Revenu et Emploi" (Work Time, Revenue, and Employment), published in 2007, offers a sweeping historical and cross-cultural examination.