Sentence examples for their employed from inspiring English sources

While many will be self-employed out of necessity and earning, on average, about 40% less than their employed counterparts, a sizeable proportion consider themselves entrepreneurs and are excited about being their own boss.

On an average weekday, the unemployed sleep an hour more than their employed peers.

Those who were saving were putting in an average of £290 a month, while their employed counterparts were saving £400.

Among the major factors I cited were that unemployed workers are less likely to vote than their employed counterparts.

British youth outside the workforce did nearly 10% worse than their employed peers in tests of problem solving, placing them last overall out of 19 countries.

While this may not be much comfort to the nation's 13.9 million unemployed workers, it may be to their employed counterparts.

The fellowship is an initiative that benefits both participants and their employing organisations.

For starters, we need to demand that brokers always work for their customers and only work "at" their employing firms.

The normative background to whistle blowing is a belief that employees owe loyalty to their employing organizations.

We define "embedded lead users" (ELUs) as employees who are lead users of their employing firm's products or services.

"Management" need to re-evaluate their employing policies.