Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Employment"

A: secure employment for someone = find a job for them

A: Yup ,employment experience is the same as work/job experience.

A:

Did you mean: ‘employment sector or nature of business?

Employment sector = what area of employment are you interested in, examples: service sector, construction sector, IT sector...



Nature of business = what type of business is it, what does your business do?

Question: ‘What is the nature of your business?’

Answer: ‘My business provides car tire repair or replacement’.

A: I’m not fully sure what it means because I have not come across this term before.

It could mean something slightly different in your workplace or context.

But by breaking it down it could mean ...

Limited means - small, few or short

Employment means - your work

Entitlement means - rights to something


So I’m assuming this means that there is restrictions (few or short amounts) of work rights and benefits.


I hope this helps!! :)

A: Experience that a person gains while working in a specific field or occupation.

A: Recently, there has been an increase in employment

A: employ - to use or to take someone on for a job "The company employs 100 people"
employment - the state of using or employing someone -"This month there was a fall in the numbers of people in employment"
employee - the person employed i.e. who has a job. "The manager told the employee to work until 6pm".

A: I am in employment. (a state of being employed, the work force) This can also be said as "i have a job". Employment = noun

I am looking for employment = I am looking for a job

I am an employee of this company (i am a person who works for this company) employee = noun

I am employed. (i am being paid, I have a job,) its a verb (i think)

I have been employed. I will be employed. I think it can also be an adjective.

I will employ you (i will hire you to work for me) = verb.

This is very hard to explain, but i hope this helps 🧸

A: Hi, thanks for explaining more :-)

Unfortunately I don't know any Japanese. I agree it's hard to just sit all day.

I think you can say I don't feel like going to employee training. I hate sitting around all day. It's not very engaging. (Or you could even say it's boring.)

A: Prohibited means formally forbid (something) by law, rule, or other authority. Banned is more of a legal way of saying you aren't allowed access to something.

A: employment is a job that does not have a promotion. but a career is someone journey through work.

I got employed at McDonald's.

My career at McDonald's is going well, I got promoted.

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A: Backgrounds

A: Really good!

A: ‎They may believe that they are more likely to find employment and enjoy a better quality of life. But the movement of people to more urban areas can cause many problems.

A: ‎I will go to the public employment security office,it's called "Hello Work" in Japan, in about 30 minutes.

I added a space between the comma after "Japan" and "in"

specifically in western Canada "about a half hour" is more common. 30 minutes maybe more common in other places.

A: I have three job interviews this week... I'm so nervous, but I'll do my best.