Sentence examples for reverse employment from inspiring English sources

She could reverse employment tribunal fees, and make sure workers can challenge bad employers in court".

There hasn't been a surge in new online job ads that would lead us to believe a strong hiring trend is underway that could reverse employment losses.

Growth slowed, then halted, then reversed; employment faltered; prices rose and the social provisions that Lula had introduced became harder to finance.

In Britain the trends were reversed; employment is setting new highs while output suffered an L-shaped recovery.The key difference appears to be rates of inflation.

McDonnell thinks it is time to redress that imbalance and, while his analysis is correct, it won't just be achieved by reversing the employment laws brought in by the Conservatives since the winter of discontent.

He has promised to reverse long-standing employment losses in manufacturing and coal, industries that once formed the backbone of these communities.

Starting in the late 1970s, there was growing white resentment in the courts regarding affirmative action and "reverse discrimination" in employment and education (see McDonald v. Santa Fe Transport and Regents of the University of California v. Bakke).

A coalition of more than 60 national disability charities has called on the government to reverse cuts to employment and support allowance (ESA), which will see £30 a week taken from new claimants judged capable of working at some point in the future.

In a speech on Labor Day, President Bush announced that he would create a high-level government post to nurture the manufacturing sector and to try to reverse the slide in employment.

They take shorter breaks from paid full-time employment (a reverse from past trends) and claim an ever greater share of overall female income while relying on nannies and other household help.

As she returned from her back kitchen to check out reports that youths had lit an illegal bonfire on a green behind her home, Mellon continued: "When I look around Galliagh and other areas of Derry I see things going into reverse in terms of employment.