Sentence examples for underlying employment from inspiring English sources
Some easing back in underlying employment growth was likely the consequence of the UK recently finding growth more difficult and companies finding it hard to get the qualified/skilled workers they need".
"We would want to see real underlying employment growth for at least several months," Dimon said during the company's conference call.
Both surveys provide pointers towards the underlying employment situation: the divergence suggests that the non-farm payrolls report may well be understating the actual employment gains for September.
If the absence of the academic is striking in the Tef proposals, so too is the failure to appreciate how important the underlying employment model pursued by universities is in relation to quality.
Despite Arab leaders' insistence on the exceptional nature of the developments in Tunisia, the underlying triggers weak employment prospects, stagnant incomes, rising prices and a lack of representation are common in much of the region.
13However, we suspect that the underlying GDP and employment figures for Belarus might be biased upward.
But underlying this, aggregate employment shift is a large reallocation of workers: growth in paid employees in large private sector firms at the expense of small self-employed owned firms and a shift in the composition of the self-employed, who are now operating with better ideas, but are far less likely to take on workers.
"Therefore, the decline in the unemployment rate is not reflective of underlying strength in employment in this report".
First, the common sense: A pattern like this could suggest there's something underlying his patchy employment history other than a bad economy or bum luck.
Because the underlying probability of employment varies by age, sex, education level, and other factors, the economic implications of MSK limitations will vary by patient.
But skills and careers organisations warned that the rise was a symptom of underlying weakness in the employment market.
