Sentence examples for revised employment from inspiring English sources

Amid calls for a consumer boycott of Starbucks, employees have been forced to sign revised employment terms, including the axing of 30-minute lunch breaks.

Revised employment data would later show a peak in July 2000 and that Connecticut had been actually been losing jobs since then.

Friday's report revised employment upward for the previous two months, and was otherwise largely in line with the expectations of forecasters.

On the day the House of Commons' public accounts committee branded the US coffee chain's tax avoidance practices "immoral", baristas arriving for work were told to sign revised employment terms, which include the removal of paid 30-minute lunch breaks and paid sick leave for the first day of illness.

The pace of job growth was below economists' predictions that about 195,000 jobs would be added last month, but the Labor Department revised employment growth even higher for May and June, meaning the three-month average for job gains is 224,000, a very healthy pace at this stage of the recovery.

A revised employment agreement for Kmart's new chief executive will go into effect now that the bankrupt retailer and its creditors have agreed on the terms, a United States bankruptcy judge said yesterday at a hearing in Chicago.

States and cities are wisely revising employment policies.

It puts creating customer value―not maximizing profits and shareholder value―at the center of business strategy, and it demands significant changes in business practice―redefining target customers, revising employment policies, and redesigning incentives.

The government also revised down employment gains in June and July, suggesting that the economy may not have been as strong earlier this year as previously thought.

The government also revised its employment statistics for May and June yesterday, saying the job market was somewhat better than had been initially thought.

With 171,000 jobs added last month and job tallies for the two prior months revised upward, employment growth since July has averaged 173,000 jobs a month, up sharply from the average monthly pace of 67,000 in the second quarter of 2012.