Sentence examples for specified employment from inspiring English sources

We specified employment with no lag (i.e., employment the same month as CD) as well as in lags of 1 and 2 months (i.e., employment one and two months before CD) to ensure capturing any delayed associations induced near the end stage of gestation.

* Holding all study participants' age constant at the age specified, education, employment status and region constant at the sample proportions.

The model specifies the employment rate in first difference while the forecasted values of the employment rate should be in level.

It was especially easy for Danish employers to dismiss white-collar workers: if specified in the employment contract, employers could dismiss a worker with one-month's notice when the worker had been sick-listed for 120 days within one year [ 7].

The ethics committee said that preliminary investigations had focused on several flights taken by Infantino, the hiring process for positions in the president's office and his refusal to sign the contract specifying his employment relationship with Fifa.

During Sexton's first meeting with Sargent, Sargent spoke of the need to bolster support for graduate students; the letter Sargent received offering employment specified the creation of 20 new graduate fellowships.

I exclude Washington DC from the data since there is no required probationary period specified in the employment contract.

Give at least two weeks notice (or the minimum notice specified in your employment contract if applicable) so that your boss can prepare to have others cover for you, or have time to groom a replacement.

However, even though the conditions for their employment are specified in different standards, their use is always tied to the same requirements for standard carbon steel rebars (B500SD), among which an equivalent carbon content for weldability that is inappropriate for SSR.

Employment specifies the characteristic of the most important employment during the year of screening and grades employed people according to the level of skills required to carry out their job.

The information on weekly working hours was obtained from the WSWT unless the worker considered the surveyed week to be unusual, in which case their hours derived from a direct question (How many hours do you work per week?), asked of those whose employment contract specified the number of working hours.