Exempel på employable

• On the one hand, (pre-)adolescent orphan girls might have been much more easily employable in the households of relatives or step-parents.

• The result strongly indicates that poor-law authorities kept a close eye on the less employable poor to encourage them to move over considerably longer distances.

• Alternatively, some career couriers are university-educated and highly employable but choose courier work for its flexibility, casual atmosphere and physical or outdoors nature.

• Next, they had to be deemed "employable," a more subjective determination, and their skill level had to be ascertained and rated.

• There is little evidence that the proportion of the comparatively more employable underwent a notable diminution.

• Important qualities for musicians who want to remain employable are to be creative, multifaceted when performing, and effective in collaborative environments.

• Thus, prevention of further deterioration in mental well-being might very well keep the unemployed employable when the unemployment spell is prolonged.

• Then the employable will seek work on their own, allowing welfare to concentrate on serving the most disadvantaged.

• In this way the supply of employable labor would increase and the level of unemployment at which inflation would be stable would fall.

• In this case, the emphasis was to keep the unemployed employable and to counteract exclusion by participation in work outside the regular labour market.

• Crucial to the argument that increasing labour supply facilitates greater employment is that the new (or retained) members of the labour force must be employable and appropriately skilled.

• It seems to me that it cannot : the general expectation wager, even if finite utilities only are involved, is employable if either of two conditions obtain.

• The 'activation' measure is the last resort, not intended to provide additional competitiveness, or opportunity, in the labour market, but instead to keep the unemployed employable.

• The direction and scale of migration of the relatively more employable is of particular importance in evaluating the economic impact of the laws of settlement, as will be seen later.

• Wisconsin caseload was also somewhat less disadvantaged and more employable than typical of the country.