Sentence examples for sensitive employment from inspiring English sources

Our job was to comb through the records of people who were in line to acquire access to secret information and make a first call about whether they should be allowed to have it, be investigated, or be shifted to less sensitive employment.

"Services like LinkedIn try to guard sensitive employment information by restricting it to colleagues you have to have worked with Dave Goldsmith before to be able to click on him and see his work history, or have him come up in a search for 'Matasano,'" says Matasano's Ptacek.

In addition, during a recession hiring decisions may be especially sensitive to employment costs, though some economists say recessions make employment less sensitive to wages.

The relationship becomes less sensitive as employment increases in natural resource sectors.

Policymakers may be sensitive about employment issues.

The problem is really on the supply side – the availability of safe, accessible, gender-sensitive schools, employment possibilities for women, or educational information for families.

In the House, where lawmakers are particularly sensitive to the employment issue since they all face re-election next year, Democratic leaders on Thursday were finishing work on a jobs bill for debate this month.

Coming at a time when markets are highly sensitive to UK employment data, today's data does little to boost or knock the chance of action from the Bank of England tomorrow.

On the positive side, it found that the firms acquired by private-equity groups had a pretty good record in terms of innovation, as measured by patent applications.But, unlike other studies, on the more politically sensitive issue of employment it found that acquired companies lost around 7% more jobs, relative to a control group, in the two years after a buy-out.

Since the agricultural sector is sensitive to overall employment, household welfare and food security, the analysis focuses on the changes in agricultural production, consumption, household income and welfare.

Given the emphasis on wholesale and retail production, we expect the relationship to become more sensitive with increased employment in these sectors.